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A Book Fair

• What is a book fair?
• When and where does the book fair hold?
• How long does it last?
• Who participate in a book fair?
• What types of books are sold here?

A book fair is an attractive fair where various types of books are displayed. Nowadays it has become very popular. Many book fairs are held in different places every year. The Ekushe Boi Mela is the main book fair in our country. It is held in Bangla Academy premises on the occasion of 21st February. Book fairs are now held in every city and town too. A book fair may last for a week or even a month. Hundreds of publishers participate in it. Different types of books are sold here. Books of drama, fiction, story, noble etc. are sold here. The stalls are decorated beautifully. A large number of children, male and female customers gather in a book fair. A book fair becomes crowded specially in the evening. One can buy one’s choice able books in cheaper rate from the book fair. However, a book fair is a source of knowledge and pleasure. It broadens our mind. It is a part and parcel of our national life.

A Book Fair

A book fair is a kind of fair where books of different kinds are brought for sale and display. It is of recent origin. Nowadays it has become very popular in our country. Generally it is held in towns and cities in the months of January and February. The Bangla Academy book fair is the largest one book fair in our country. It is held to observe the Language Movement Day. A large number of book stalls are set up in an open space. All kinds of books are displayed here. Books of poems, stories, novels, dramas, etc. are in high demand. New books and rare books are also found in a book fair. A book fair is open to all. People of all ages visit it. It becomes crowded in the evening. Seminars and discussions are also held in it. A book fair helps to develop our habit of reading and buying books. It helps to change our outlook and enriches our knowledge. It spreads our history and culture. Above all, a book fair helps to create new writers. I think a peaceful atmosphere should be maintained at any cost to make such a fair successful.

A Book Fair

A book fair speaks of an educated and civilized nation. It brings a special enthusiasm, feeling and pleasure to enlightened section of the society. It also spreads the message that books are our best friends which enlarge our vision and make our life more meaningful. Every year many book fairs are held in our country. But the book fair arranged by the ‘Bangla Academy’ is the biggest and most stately one in Bangladesh. This book fair is called “Ekushey Boimela”, which is held at the premises of Bangla Academy. In Dhaka this book fair creates a scope for the students and other people to buy their choiceable books from here. It also becomes a meeting place for the literature loving people. This book fair is held here in a disciplined and well-arranged way. The leading publishers of our country participate in the fair and open their stalls. So, we can find any book such as, story books, novels, critics, science fictions, text books, dramas, children books, reference books etc. from the fair. Last year, I visited the fair on 20th February to purchase some newly published books. Whenever I entered the boundary of Bangla Academy, it seemed to me that I entered the world of knowledge. I found there around two hundred stalls. All sorts of books were displayed in the stalls. I visited different book stalls and bought books of different writers. In fact, I bought some earlier published books searching many stalls. Most of the contemporary famous writers visited the fair. It was a special attraction to me because I could have a glance of my dream characters. I also took autograph of favorite writers. The discussion program and cultural function arranged on the premises attracted me to a large extent. However, the arrangement was nice but huge amount of dust made the visitors uncomfortable in the area of book fair. The authority should have considered the problem seriously.

A book fair

A book fair is a place where books of various kinds are displayed for sale. It is a very popular fair. In fact, a book fair is considered to be an occasion of great festivity to the book-lovers. It is usually held in the winter season on an open place in most of the major cities of the country. The main thing about a book fair is not sale but the display of books on different subjects. It is organised by various institutions on various occasions, namely, Martyrs Day, Victory Day, Independence Day etc. The leading publishers of the country set up stalls of their recent publications as well as old ones. Various kinds of novels, poetical works and science fictions are mainly available in a book fair. A festive look prevails all around. The renowned artists, poets, intellectuals gather there and take part in the seminars and cultural programmes. Last year, I paid a visit to the Ekushey Boimela. It is the most popular book fair is that it can play an important role in developing the habit of reading books among the people. It is a device to spread culture, education and knowledge. It changes our outlook on life and widens our domain of learning.

Book Fair

A book fair is of recent origin. Various kinds of books are displayed and sold in a book fair. It gives an opportunity to buy books at a cheap rate. Recently I visited a book fair at Bangla Academy premises. Bangla Academy authorities observe the fair in memory of the language martyrs. When I entered the mela premises I was really pleased at the calm and quiet environment. I saw books lovers were humming in the stalls without any trouble. According to my list I collected some books without any hazard. I met some famous (eminent) writers of our country. A book fair spreads the message that books are our best friends and companions, enlarge our vision and make our life more meaningful.

A College Magazine

A college magazine is an annual or periodical publication of a college. Through it, the students and teachers can have the opportunity to show their creative power. I like it very much because it plays an essential role in one’s college life. A student can express his hidden thought and feelings to other students. There he may be introduced to others with his intellect. The students can exercise literature through it. To publicize the college magazine, a magazine committee is formed. The Principal remains the chief patron. The committee works according to the advice and guidance of the advisors. The editor of the college magazine is a teacher. The articles in a college magazine usually include poems, short stories, jokes, one-act plays, riddles, and other writings relating to college affairs. The editor first invites papers from the teachers and the students for the magazine. After proper scrutiny and editing, the best ones are selected and sent to the press for publication and printing. In a word, a college magazine is the mirror of college, both inner and outer. So, the teachers and the authority concerned should patronize a school magazine.

A College Magazine 250 Words

A college magazine is a magazine published by a college. It contains writings contributed by the student
s and the teachers. It has a great significance in the educational development of the students. Almost every college has a college magazine.  Every college magazine has a committee to make it a success. The head of the committee is the editor of the magazine. Generally, he is appointed by the teachers. The other posts are usually filled by the students. A college magazine usually contains all sorts of writings such as poems, short stories, novels, rhymes, articles, essays, reports, criticisms, short plays, comics, facts, special news, etc. The major part of the content is contributed by the students. However, some writings are contributed by the teachers, too. Even some special items are collected from external sources to make the magazine attractive and informative. A college magazine is, without any doubt, very important for the students. It is the first-hand experience of the students on creative writing. Students also practically learn about publishing a real magazine. Such learning experience certainly helps them in their future academic career. A college magazine helps students express their experiences and thoughts. It makes them confident and informed. A college magazine can certainly be a part of good education for the students if managed properly. For this purpose, an experienced and skilled teacher should be made the editor of the magazine. Moreover, students should be given some training on creative writing before collecting writings from them. Lastly, the contents of the magazine should be selected carefully for making the magazine a success.

A College magazine

College magazines are an important part of a college experience. They bring the campus together with stories, events, and updates about the school and its students. College magazines are an important source of information for both students and faculty. They provide an opportunity for students to express their creativity and share their stories with their peers. College magazines also help to create a sense of community among students and faculty. They provide a platform for students to share their thoughts and opinions on a variety of topics and issues. College magazines are a great way to stay informed and connected to the campus community. College magazines are a great way to stay informed and connected to the campus community. They provide students with a wide range of content such as news, events, features, and reviews. College magazines are a great way to showcase the talent and creativity of the students on campus. They also allow students to share their thoughts and opinions on a variety of topics and issues. College magazines can be used as a platform to discuss important topics and to create a dialogue between students and faculty. College magazines are also a great way to keep alumni connected to their alma mater. Alumni can stay informed about the latest news and events happening on campus. College magazines also provide alumni with a great way to stay connected to their former classmates and friends. College magazines are also a great way for faculty to stay informed about the campus community. Faculty can use college magazines to stay up to date on the latest news and events on campus. College magazines can also be used as a platform for faculty to showcase their research and other works. College magazines serve an important role in a college setting. They provide a platform for students, faculty, and alumni to stay connected and informed about the campus community. College magazines are a great source of information and a great way to showcase the talents and creativity of the students on campus.

A College Library

A college library refers to a library which belongs to a college. A library provides the students with books essential for their study. A college library is usually housed in a suitable place within the college boundary. But different colleges house their libraries in different places according to their choice and scope. As ours is a renowned college, we have a big library. Our library has a huge collection of books on different subjects and topics. However most of the books in our college library are textual. There are books of almost each subject. But books of Bengali literature such as novels, short stories, essays, poetry are greater in number than others. The books are well arranged by dint of their size, value and importance. We have library man who is very well mannered and keeps the library neat and clean. However, as the number of students of our college is increasing, every year our college library should be enriched with more books. A college library plays a vital role in the academic affairs of students. It provides the students with a greater opportunity for study. By studying in a library regularly, a student can do well in the examination which ultimately leads him to the pinnacle of success.

A College Library

A library is the place where various kinds of books, newspapers, magazines, etc are kept for readers. It is very necessary for the students. It provides the students with a greater opportunity for study. By studying in a library regularly, a student can do well in the examination. Mostly students need it to enrich their knowledge. We have a library in our college compound. It has a good collection of books. We can study various types of books in the library and prepare notes. We use it also to pass our leisure hours. The college library is situated on the first floor of our college. It is spacious and well-ventilated. It has books from different branches of knowledge like-literature, history, science, commerce, geography and so on. The books are well arranged subject wise. In the library, we have librarian who is well mannered and keeps the library neat ans clean.  Every student has a library card. We can borrow two books at a time. We can keep the books for seven days. In the library, discipline is strictly maintained. There is an environment of quietness in the library. Our college library is very helpful to increase our knowledge. It also provides us with daily newspapers. Every college should have a college library. As the number of students of our college is increasing day by day, the library should be enriched with more books.

A Rainy Day

• What is a rainy day?
• How does the sky look?
• What are the results?
• How does it bring sufferings to the people?
• How does it bring sufferings to the students?
• How does it shake our mind?

A rainy day is a day when it rains all day long. It may heavily or slowly. It seems dull and gloomy. They sky is covered with dark clouds. Clouds fly here and there in the sky. Most of the time, the sky is not seen clearly. People cannot go out without umbrella. Water stands on the road. Village roads become muddy and slippery. Sometimes roads go under water. As a result, vehicles cannot run on the road. It brings sufferings to the office going people. Sometimes it may late to reach the office. A rainy day is a curse to the poor people too. They cannot go out from their house to earn livelihood. They have to starve. It also brings sufferings to the school going boys and girls. They cannot go to their educational institutions. Though a few go, they get drenched on the way. As a result, classes are not held. So, it becomes a joyous day to them. A rainy day shakes our mind. It reminds our childhood. Sometimes we become affectionate to remember our childhood.

A Rainy Day

A rainy day is a very familiar phenomenon i
n Bangladesh. A rainy day usually occurs in the rainy season in our country. There is continuous downpour of rain and the density of rain may vary from one hour to all day long, or it is always raining. Sometimes it is a heavy shower, sometimes it is a drizzle, and sometimes gusts of wind blow. Then the rain drops are swept around, and they might enter the rooms if the windows are perchance open. The thunder rolls and cracks sometimes, and the lightning flashes in the sky showing a zigzag light across the dark sky. Roads and streets go under water in most areas of the cities and towns. People move along the roads with umbrellas. Rickshaws are not easily available, and if available at all, they demand high fare. Busses are seen much crowded. Taxis are also scarce. Office-goers and students suffer much on a rainy day. Those who do not use umbrellas or raincoats are drenched through. Some students still enjoy a rainy day because classes are rarely held. As a result, they spend their time in gossiping, frolicking, and merry-making. Poor people, day laborers usually do not find any job on a rainy day. They spend a sad day without income. Even domestic animals, birds and beasts are put too much trouble on a rainy day. Only the rich people who do not have any urgent duty, or who do not have to earn, enjoy such a day much. People of a poetic bent of mind find poetic inspiration on a rainy day though most people suffer a lot. A rainy day is a gloomy day indeed for most of the people.

A Rainy Day

A rainy day is a day when it rains ceaselessly all day long during the rainy season. It is called a drizzling day. The sky is overcast with patches of black clouds and the sun remains hidden behind them. The weather is foul. The sun is not seen. Sometimes, gusty wind blows with rain. Rivers, canals and tanks swell up. Roads and paths get muddy and slippery. Water stands here and there. Normal life is disrupted due to heavy rain. One does not generally come out without compulsion. The common people cannot attend their respective places in time. If anybody wants to go outside, he has to take an umbrella with him. The poor and the day labourers do not like a rainy day. They cannot go out to earn their living. Their suffering knows no bounds. They go on starving. A rainy day is most welcomed to the students, as they have no classes in the school. A rainy day brings joyous mood to the young boys of the same age and they are seen to bathe in rainwater with merriment. People pass the boy in listening to music, watching videocassettes, reading novels. Those who have imaginary bent of mind enjoy the beauty of nature being drenched in rains. The cloudy sky lets loose their emotions. A rainy day has good effect on the soil. It helps plants grow, flowers bloom and nature looks fresh and beautiful. However, a rainy day is welcomed after the baking heat of summer.

A Rainy Day

A rainy day is a day when it rains ceaselessly all day long during the rainy season. It is called a drizzling day. The sky is overcast with patches of black clouds and the sun remains hidden behind them. The weather is foul. The sun is not seen. Sometimes, gusty wind blows with rain. Rivers, canals and tanks swell up. Roads and paths get muddy and slippery. Water stands here and there. Normal life is disrupted due to heavy rain. One does not generally come out without compulsion. The common people cannot attend their respective places in time. If anybody wants to go outside, he has to take an umbrella with him. The poor and the day labourers do not like a rainy day. They cannot go out to earn their living. Their suffering knows no bounds. They go on starving. A rainy day is most welcomed to the students, as they have no classes in the school. A rainy day brings joyous mood to the young boys of the same age and they are seen to bathe in rainwater with merriment. People pass the boy in listening to music, watching videocassettes, reading novels. Those who have imaginary bent of mind enjoy the beauty of nature being drenched in rains. The cloudy sky lets loose their emotions. A rainy day has good effect on the soil. It helps plants grow, flowers bloom and nature looks fresh and beautiful. However, a rainy day is welcomed after the baking heat of summer.

A Rainy Day

Rains are often a boon and blessing. They are a rare gift of God to mankind. This year I had a very pleasant and memorable experience of rainy day. This was the day when my school had re-opened after the summer vacation. The days were unbearably hot sultry. Outside it was really scorching heat. I was going to my school in the morning by a rickshaw. It was quiet not and uncomfortable. Soon the sky was overcast with big and dusky clouds. There were thunders followed by flash of lighting. It grew dark and temperature suddenly dropped down low. Then it began to rain heavily. The clouds thundered and poured water. People were drenched but happy and so I was. I protected my school bag and then ran into a nearby fast food shop for shelter. Some passersby had already taken shelter there. It was raining continuously for one hour. The roads, streets and other place got flooded. The traffics came to a halt as there was knee deep water at many places on the roads. I was drenched to the skin and my school uniform was dripping but I felt much delighted getting cool and fresh. When the rain stopped, I decided to return home. As I walked slowly everything had changed. Everything looked new and fresh. I reached home, changed my cloths and had a cup of hot tea. I enjoyed it as I had never before. It filled me with a sense of some indefinable pleasure and satisfaction. 

A Railway Station

A railway station is a place where trains stop for the passengers to get into and get off from the train. It is a busy place. It becomes very busy because of the arrival of the trains. Here the passengers are found to stand in a queue to collect their tickets in front of the ticket counter. A big station is always crowded with passengers, hawkers, and posters. The railway station holds a police-station inside it. The railway police personnel are there to check the crimes within a certain jurisdiction on the railways. The railway station provided the regular mail service. The Railway restaurant provides meals and refreshments at the rates fixed by the Government.  There are bookstalls, book-sellers and waiting rooms in such a stations. Vendors shout their trade cries. When a train reaches at the station, the passengers hurry to get off from the train. At the same time, passengers waiting for the train want to get into the train. As a result, a collision of two groups of passengers takes place. The whistling sound of the departing train creates a situation of vacuum in the minds of the passengers. When the train leaves the station, it becomes deserted and the buzzing sound of the passengers ends. Outside the Railway Station, spots have been earmarked for parking of buses, taxis, rickshaw, and bicycles. Near about we find the residential quarters of the employees. There are club-house, lawns, parks playgrounds, dispensary and schools too, for the Railwaymen employed at the station.  A railway station is often a den for the anti-social elements. It is a suitable place for the beggars to carry on their trade. It is an unhygienic place too. The authority should look into it.

A Railway Station

A railway station stand is a place from where service trains stop and start for the passengers in a fixed time. A great number of trains touch the railway station at different hours of the day and night. It is a part and parce
l of train communication of a country. From here trains go for various destinations and trains come here from different places. A railway station is a busy and noisy place. It remains crowed almost at all hours of the day. There are some ticket counters in a railway station. People are found standing to buy tickets in a long line. There are bookstalls, book-sellers and waiting rooms in a rail way station. Around a rail way station some stationary shops, restaurants, saloons, book-stalls and tea-stalls are found. Even magazines and seasonal fruits are also sold here. Besides, rickshaws, vans, auto-rickshaws are seen standing for the passengers. The passengers wait impatiently for the trains in the rail way station. When the train reaches at the station, the place becomes very busy and noisy. At this moment some potters come out, some hawkers cry out to sell their goods and some beggars sing for begging. The passengers are found getting down from the train and getting into the train. Actually a railway station is a very noisy and dirty place. In spite of being a noisy and dirty place it helps us in many ways. In fact, it is a useful place. It plays an important role in communication of a country.

A Railway Station (300 words)

A railway station is a place where trains regularly stops to take in and set down passengers and goods. It is marked by a platform or platforms and a main buildings. It also marked by a few signboards with the name of the station inscribed on them. There are some other minor buildings and sheds quite close to the main building. The main building provides accommodation for offices of the Station. Master and the Assistant station Master, the booking offices and waiting rooms for passengers. A small station has only few tracks and waiting room for passengers. But a big ones have many tracks and a number of platforms. The platforms at important stations are more raised than those at less important ones. An important station is always very busy place and almost always crowded. At such a station there are refreshment room and large waiting rooms Small stations have only small tea stalls and usually no waiting room for upper class passengers. At a station there are signal to regulate the running trains. A railway plat form is a place of din and bustle. Most time people are seen in groups sitting 2around their belongings talking or laughing themselves. Hawkers with their goods, scattered is a common sight. They are found crying out with shrill voice to sell their goods. Another common sight is that of many beggars with different looks begging alms. A railway station presents different pictures at different times. Sometimes it is calm and quiet. But with the arrival of a train it became a place of noise and bustle. Passengers are then seen hurrying about in search of their compartments or any convenient compartment. Porters rush forward carrying loads of luggage’s. The station guards are seen standing on the platform to show signals with green or red flags. In a railway station generally a book stall is seen in a corner. Various types of books, magazines and newspapers are sold there. Thus the importance of a railway station needs no telling. It is a duty of all to keep the station clean and chaos free.

A School Magazine

• What is a school magazine?
• What does it contain?
• Who works for it?
• Who bears the expenditure?
• What is its importance?

A school magazine is an annual publication of a school. It is usually published once a year. Students and teachers write to it. It contains the literary works or other information of a school. It also contains quizzes, poems, short-stories etc. Some teachers and students work for it. The committee is formed among them. The editor invites writings. Then the best writings are selected for publishing. Mainly students and teachers bear the expenditure for the publication of the magazine. A fund is formed named ‘magazine fund’ for this. A school magazine has great importance in school life. A student can express his latent talent through it Students can know about their school. They can also enrich their knowledge. Every school should publish a school magazine. It is a part and parcel of school life.

A School Magazine

A school magazine is a kind of periodical publication, which contains the writings and contributions the students and the teachers in a school. Every school publishes a school magazine every year. At first, a committee is formed for publishing the magazine. Then the committee asks the learners and the teachers to send their writings. The editor then corrects the writings. They select the publishable writings. The school magazine is generally open to all teachers and famous person outside the school is allowed to write in it. It also contains messages from the headmaster, assistant headmaster and the chairman of the school managing committee. There are short stories, poems, essays, verses, jokes, riddles and other writings related to studies, sports and cultural activities of the school. It often contains album of photography. A school magazine can play a vital role in improving the young learner’s habit of reading and writing. It can develop the students’ interest in literature. It stimulates their imagination and develops their creative powers. It is a mirror of the school. It adds to the glory and honour of the school.

A School Magazine

The school magazine is a journal published by a school. It is generally an annual publication. It is the mirror of a school. It mainly contains the writings of the students and teachers. A Committee is formed for the publication of a committee. A senior teacher is the editor of the magazine. There are some students in the committee. The editors collect writings from the students. First a notice is given in every class. The teacher encourages the students to write. The man editors along with other editors select the best writings. It contains poems, essays, short plays, puzzles, jokes. It plays an important role in creating a new writer. It helps the students to improve their writing and thinking power. It teaches the students work together. It helps the students to express their feelings and thoughts. It highlights the various aspects of the school development programme.

A School Magazine

A school magazine is an annual publication of a school. It is a medium through which both students and teachers can demonstrate their creative power. It is different from a popular or literary journal as it contains mainly the articles of the school students. For a publication of a school magazine, a magazine committee is formed. The editor of the school magazine is a teacher and assistant editors are always chosen from among the students. Other teachers assist the committee to publish it. The principle is the chief patron. The writings that find place in a school magazine usually include poems, short stories, jokes, riddles and other wrings related to school affairs. It also contains the report of the activities of the whole year. The editor, at first, invites writings from the students and teachers. After proper scrutiny and editing, the selected ones are sent to the press for printing and publication. The magazine helps the students to express their feeling and thoughts. It stimulates their imagination and develops their creative power. Thus it becomes a training ground in literary composition and talent it discovered even in most unexpected quarters. A student feels proud and happy when he
finds his wring in print. In fact, the school magazine is the first stepping stone for the future writers. Moreover, it is a link between the past and the present students of the school. An ex- student can rightly remember the school with all the happy memories of their past days when a copy of the school magazine reaches their hands.

A Street Accident

A street accident occurred on Oak Street yesterday afternoon, which resulted in a tragic loss of life. A car, driven by a young adult, collided with a motorcycle that was travelling in the opposite direction. The impact of the collision was severe and the motorcyclist died on the spot, while the driver of the car was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. The accident caused a major traffic backup, as the road was closed for several hours for the investigation and cleanup. The police are still investigating the cause of the accident, but it is believed that the driver of the car was distracted and did not see the motorcyclist. This accident highlights the importance of responsible driving and the dangers of distracted driving. Distracted driving can include anything from using a cell phone, eating or drinking, grooming, or even just being lost in thought. It only takes a split second for an accident to happen, and the consequences can be devastating. This accident serves as a reminder of the importance of paying attention while driving and being aware of our surroundings, especially when it comes to vulnerable road users like motorcyclists. It’s also worth mentioning the importance of obeying traffic laws, such as speed limits and traffic signals, and following the rules of the road. It’s crucial to be conscious that every person on the road is responsible for their own safety and the safety of others.

A Street Hawker

• Who is a street hawker?
• Where do we find him?
• What does he sell?
• How does he attract the attention of customers?
• How is his economic condition?

A street hawker is a person who moves from place to place to sell his goods. Generally, he leads a very simple life. He carries his goods on head. Sometimes he carries his goods in hand too. He is very cunning. We usually find him at street, railway station and bus stand. Sometimes, he comes in front of the house. He is generally seen in the morning. Sometimes he sells newspapers. Sometimes he also sells toys, fruits, clothes and vegetables etc. His main customers are children and women. He knows well how to attract the customers. He speaks in many ways to attract the customers. Sometimes he sings songs or plays on flute. A street hawker is very poor. He lives from hand to mouth. He works hard but he cannot get rid of his poor condition. He is really neglected in the society. We should respect to his hard labour.

A Street Hawker

A street hawker is a moving seller of things. He is found in the streets of all big cities and towns. A street hawker may be found selling newspapers, clothes, household accessories, vegetables or fish, chocolate and candy, ice-cream and many more things He is a poor man trying hard to earn his livelihood and to meet the expenditures of his family. He has to sell his goods in some way or other. He tries to persuade passers-by or passengers in a public vehicle. He has to talk much to impress the buyers. He is always undermined by people and often maltreated by the inconsiderate. Of course, he may also cheat people with higher charge or adulterated products. However, a street hawker provides many necessary things. Society should not sneer at them only because of their poverty and simple lifestyle. It is the responsibility of the govt. to get all the hawkers registered and provide them with some support like loan on easy terms without interest.

A Street Hawker

A man who sells various things by moving from street to street is a street hawker. He is a self-employed person. He is the familiar figure in the cities and towns. He raises a strange outcry to draw the attention of his customers .He wears a peculiar dress of different colours. He tries to attract the attention of the customers by using different tricks. He carries his goods either in bundles or in a basket. Sometimes he walks about with his goods on a wheeled platform. His customers are usually children and women. As they credulous they agree to pay whatever price he demands. So He does not like elderly men. He usually sells toys, Cosmetics, ready-made garments, daily necessaries, utensils and balloons of various colours and shapes. Children gather round him and woman hail him. He is a clever man. He goes out his moving shop when the elderly people are out on duty or business. He demands higher price for his things but he sells his things at a cheaper rate. However he is an expected person for some people. Although he works hard, his life is miserable. All most all the time he leads a subhuman life.

A Village Doctor

Question: Write a paragraph about ‘A Village Doctor.’ Your paragraph should include the answers to the following questions.

1. Who is a village doctor?
2. What is his qualification?
3. What is your idea of a dispensary run by such a doctor?
4. When does he come to his dispensary and see his patients?
5. How does he treat his patients?
6. What services does he provide for the villagers?
7. What is his relationship with the villagers?
8. What is the importance of a village doctor?

Answer: A village doctor is a person who gives treatment to the village people at a cheap cost. He is a familiar figure in the villages. Generally, he is not a registered doctor. He receives some training by working under a qualified doctor for some years. He has a dispensary in his house. He gets up early in the morning and attends to his patients. He treats his patients very carefully. He gives them advice and medicine. After finishing his duty there, he goes out to see other patients in the villages. Sometimes he spends the whole night sitting beside a patient. His presence and affectionate touch fill the patients with hope and courage. He takes small fees from the patients. Sometimes he gives free treatment to the poor. However, a village doctor sometimes does bad to the patients by giving wrong treatment as he has little knowledge of medicine. Of course, he tries to avoid treating critical patients. Rich people in the village usually avoid going to a village doctor. They call him a quack. But it is true that a village doctor is a friend to the villagers. He is always at their side to provide the medical service. He passes a lot of time inquiring about their health condition. He gives them advice free of cost. His treatment fee is very little. So, poor villagers love and honor him very much.

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A Village Doctor

A village doctor is a very familiar figure in rural areas in our country. He may be a qualified doctor or a quack. He renders a great service to the village people when they become ill. So a village doctor is an important person to the village people. Generally, a village doctor is not well qualified. He gathers experience by working with a qualified doctor or by obtaining an LMAF certificate from a Paramedical Institute. So he starts his business with a lot of practical experience.

A village doctor sets up his dispensary in his house or in a market place. It
is a small establishment with a few almirahs with cheap medicines for everyday use. Generally, he sits in the morning and in the evening to visit patients. Patients come to his dispensary and he examines them and gives them prescriptions. He takes little fees from the patients. Sometimes, he visits the patients on call. He spends hours beside the sickbed if the patient is seriously ill. He tries his best to treat the patient well. He takes great care of them. Sometimes, he prescribes the poor patients without taking any fees. He remains busy all day long. He earns popularity by means of his politeness and friendly attitude. A village doctor is not well-off. He cannot enrich his dispensary with all the necessary medicines. He supplies only cheap medicines. Sometimes he prescribes the wrong medicine to the patient which may lead the patient to death. A village doctor is the companion of the village people in their joys and sorrows. He is always ready to visit his patients. Even at midnight, he has to go to the patient’s house. He never feels disturbed to do so. He is the most trusted person to the village people in the absence of a qualified doctor. A village doctor does a noble profession. Though he is less qualified, he renders great service to society. So a village doctor is a useful person to the village people.

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A Village Doctor

A person who treats the poor villagers is a village doctor. He is a familiar and prominent figure in the village. A village doctor gives treatment to the village patients  He has a great demand in the village. He is generally a quack. He does not know much about medicine. He works with a qualified doctor for a few years and receives training under him. Then he sets up a dispensary in his own village. He opens his dispensary early in the morning. He examines the patients in his own dispensary and supplies them with medicine. He stands by the villagers in times of danger. He goes out on a visit on private calls. He is an important man in the village. He has got a high position in the rural society as he pays the villagers a helpful service at any time. He is locally respected much. He treats his patients with a nominal fee from the patients. He does not mind if anyone does not pay him. He is somewhat responsible for the health condition of the villagers. Therefore, he should be trained more practically by the government for the better treatment of the villagers.

A Village Fair

A village fair is a lively and colorful event that brings the whole community together. It is typically held annually, often in the fall, and is a celebration of the village’s culture and heritage. The fair typically takes place on a large open field or community park, and features a variety of activities and attractions that appeal to people of all ages. Visitors can expect to find live music and dance performances, traditional games and competitions, food stalls offering a wide range of delicious local delicacies, and a variety of vendors selling everything from handmade crafts and agricultural products to traditional clothing and jewelry. The fair is also a great opportunity for local farmers and artisans to showcase their skills and sell their wares. Visitors can find handicrafts, handloom products, and other items that reflect the village’s culture and heritage. The fair is not only a great way for people to connect with their community and celebrate the village’s culture and heritage, but it also serves as a platform for local businesses to showcase their products and services. Visitors can also find a variety of games and rides, such as Ferris wheels and merry-go-rounds, which provide a fun and exciting way to experience the fair. Along with this, there are also different shows and competitions like animal shows, magic shows, tug of war, and other traditional games that keep visitors entertained throughout the day. The fair usually culminates with a grand parade, featuring colorful floats and traditional dancers, and a spectacular fireworks display that lights up the night sky. It’s an event that brings people from all over the village together to celebrate their culture, heritage and also to showcase their talents and skills. The fair is an opportunity for visitors to get a taste of the village’s rich culture, customs and way of life. It is a day that is cherished by both locals and visitors alike, and is a true reflection of the village’s spirit and community.

A Village Market

A village market is an important place for the villagers. We find a village a village market in almost every village of Bangladesh. A village market generally sits at the junction of roads, under a big banyan tree or the bank of a canal or a river. Villagers sell and buy their daily necessaries. It sits in the afternoon and breaks at nightfall. It generally sits twice a week. A village market has various parts. But it has mainly two parts – permanent shops and temporary shops. In the permanent shop’s people buy clothes, medicine, paper, rice etc. from the temporary shops, people buy vegetables, milk, and fish. The fish market is the most crowded of all. It is the noisiest too. The betel-leaf seller sits in a corner under the shed. He is a busy seller. A village market plays an important role in the life of the villagers. It is their meeting place. They meet their friends and relatives there. They discuss village politics and settle disputes. The village postman finds it a unique place to deliver letters, money orders etc. there are two kinds of markets – daily markets and ‘hats’. Daily markets open in the morning and break up at 2 p.m. generally ‘hats’ sit twice in a week. It opens in the afternoon and breaks up at night. A village market shows the simplicity of the villagers. It is the best study of the character and standard of a village. Village markets are very important in rural areas. The villagers cannot do without it. But markets are dusty, nasty and unsanitary. Their condition should be improved.

Air Pollution

Air pollution is a major environmental issue that affects the health and well-being of millions of people around the world. It is caused by a variety of factors, including industrial activities, transportation, and the burning of fossil fuels. The air quality in many areas has reached dangerous levels, with high levels of particulate matter, nitrogen oxides, and other pollutants present in the air. One of the primary sources of air pollution is industrial activities, including factories and power plants that emit high levels of pollutants into the air. The transportation sector is also a significant contributor to air pollution, with emissions from vehicles, buses, and trucks causing high levels of pollution. The impacts of air pollution are far-reaching and have serious health consequences. The high levels of particulate matter and other pollutants in the air can cause respiratory problems, heart disease, and other health issues. In addition, air pollution can also lead to acid rain, which can damage crops, forests, and other ecosystems. To address the problem of air pollution, it is important to take a comprehensive approach that involves stricter regulations, better enforcement, and increased investment in cleaner technologies and sustainable practices. This may include promoting clean energy, implementing stricter air quality standards, and encouraging the use of alternative transportation options. In conclusion, air pollution is a critical issue that affects the health and well-being of millions of people. By taking action to reduce air pollution, we can help protect the health and well-being of people and the environment and ensure a healthy and sustainable future for all.

An Ideal Student

• Who is an ideal student?
• What are the characteristics of an ideal student?
• What responsibilities does an ideal student perform?
• How does everyone treat an ideal student?
• Why do you want to be an ideal student?

An ideal student is the wealth and future of a nation. He is very polite, kind, and humble. He always speaks the truth. An ideal student performs many duties. He wakes up early in the morning and does physical exercise for good health. He is exceptionally intelligent and hardworking. He respects his teachers and is helpful and friendly to his close fellows. An ideal student also occasionally does some social work. During floods and other natural calamities, he comes forward to help the affected people. He inspires common people against illiteracy, superstition, bad culture, ignorance, etc. He also participates in co-curricular activities such as debates, cultural events, poetry readings, etc. An ideal student participates in sports to maintain good health. He always keeps himself from negative activity. He loves his country very much. However, every student should strive to be an ideal student because it is the key to success in life.

An Ideal Student Paragraph In 200 words (SSC & HSC)

An Ideal Student is one who is a role model for other students. He has some unique characteristics, such as truthfulness, honesty, politeness, and punctuality. He is always aware of his responsibilities and duties. The main and first duty of an ideal student is to attend his class every day and study attentively. An ideal student wakes up in the morning. He follows a daily routine and spends time in a planned manner. He does his homework on time and he is always disciplined. An ideal student reads without memorizing. He is a good speaker and listener. An ideal student regularly checks his progress and keeps an eye on his mistakes. He is respectful to teachers, dutiful to parents, and cooperative with his classmates. He avoids bad company and never quarrels with others. An ideal student always takes part in co-curricular activities such as debating, language club, and sports. He abides by the rules of discipline in all aspects of life. An ideal student does everything to fulfill his aim. He loves his country very much. He is always ready to dedicate his life to the welfare of the country. So, every student should try to become an ideal student.

An Ideal Student Paragraph In 250 words (HSC)

An ideal student is an asset to any country. He has some qualities that can be followed. He gets up early in the morning. He manages his time well and is always focused on his studies. An ideal student follows a strict routine and divides his time accurately. He does everything according to his routine. He prepares his lesson regularly. An ideal student makes proper use of time and never wastes a single moment of time. He is helpful and cooperative and helps the weak students. He believes in simple living and high thinking. An ideal student goes to school/college every day. He is very attentive in class. He is very polite and modest. Such good and bright students are the gems of an institution. They are the pillars of a nation. Such students become ideal citizens, politicians, statesmen, and leaders. An ideal student respects his parents and teachers. He avoids bad company. An ideal student participates in co-curricular activities. He also takes part in games and sports. He loves his country. Overall ideal students cultivate all the good qualities of a man in order to build a prosperous life. Everybody became proud of him. So it is the duty of all students to change themselves into ideal students and bring happiness everywhere.

An Ideal Student (200 Words)

An ideal student is a student who studies regularly, do his other duties properly, behave well, and pray properly. We all should try to become an ideal student. But all students are not ideal; there are only a few of them. Ideal students are always on the top in their class. Because they study properly, they complete their homework and learn their lessons. If you want to do better results in the examination, you need to become an ideal student or need to follow an ideal student. They don’t waste their time doing useless stuff. They always love to use their time properly, in that way they get the best result. Not only in a study, but their life is also really fascinating and full of motivation. They always keep themselves neat and clean, which helps to stay productive all day long. They eat on time and do exercise. An ideal student wakes up early in the morning because they know the value of it. Early rising is a really important thing. We all need to rise early, which makes our motivation level better. So if you want to become an ideal student, you need to follow these tips. Otherwise, you won’t be able to become a better student. 

Bangladeshi Culture

• What is a culture?
• What is Bangladeshi culture?
• How these affect the people?
• What are the cultures of the ethnical group?
• What are the social and cultural activities of the people?
• How the people of Bangladesh celebrate their culture?

Culture is defined as art, literature, music and other intellectual expressions of a particular society or time. Every country has a culture of its own. The Bangladeshi is as old as it is rich and diversified. Social and religious customs have a great influence on. it. The observance of the International Mother Language Day, Poush Mela’, Mother Mela; Baisakhi Mela; and Basanta Utsab’ are the most important of them. Besides, the birth and death anniversaries of the great personalities of the country have a great touch of our rich culture. During the winter the country witnesses a host of cultural events all around. Titha Uutsab’ and `Nabannya’ are considered most important. The first one deals with different types of mouthwatering `Pitha’- or pancakes. Whereas `Nabannya.’ welcomes the harvesting of paddy. Besides different ethnical groups living in Bangladesh have their respective culture. They are also equally rich. Since a country is known for its culture, we must guard against any harmful invasion of foreign culture into ours.

Bangladeshi Culture

Bangladesh has its own culture and tradition. Bangladeshi culture reflects the behavior of individuals, there dresses, occasions, languages, livelihood, festivals, etc. The people of Bangladesh are greatly influenced by the faith. The prime religions are Islam, Hinduism, Christianity and Buddhism. Though each religion has different cultures and festivals, people live in peace and harmony with each other. A strong brotherhood prevails among them. Their way of living, food habit, clothes, values, etc. are almost same though they belong to different religions, regions and have different dialects. Every occasion is celebrated with the participation of each and every religious people. Bangladesh has a golden history. We have 21st, February (International Mother language day), 26th, March (Independence day), 16 th, December (Victory day), Pahela Baishakh (First day of Bengali New year), etc. People celebrate some of these days withe due respect and solemnity, and some other with joy and festivity. Ba
ngladeshi culture and traditions are entirely reflected in these days. Bangladeshi people have the strong tradition of food. Rice is the staple food here. They usually take rice three times in a day with delicious dishes curry. Bangladeshi men wear lungi and women were saree. Different types of arts and crafts are seen in Bangladesh. Weaving pottery, terracotta, Nakshi kantha etc. are traditional in Bangladesh. Bangladeshi culture is enriched, but now the cultures of foreign countries are intruding into our culture. So, we should be careful and try to uphold our own cultures to the world.

Bangladeshi Culture Paragraph for HSC

Every country’s culture is the pride or pride of that country, Bangladesh also has its own culture and tradition. Bangladeshi culture reflects the behaviour of individuals, clothing, occasions, language, livelihood, festivals etc. The people of Bangladesh are greatly influenced by faith. The main religions are Islam, Hinduism, Christianity and Buddhism. Although each religion has different cultures and festivals, people still live in peace and harmony with each other. A strong brotherhood prevails between them. Their lifestyle, food habits, dress, values etc. are almost similar even though they belong to different religions, regions and different dialects. Every event is celebrated with the participation of every religious person. Bangladesh has a golden history. We have 21st February (International Mother Language Day), 26th March (Independence Day), 16th December (Victory Day), Pahela Baishakh (first day of Bengali New Year) etc. On this day the culture and traditions of Bangladesh are fully reflected. Bangladeshis have food traditions. Rice is the staple food here. They usually eat rice with curry three times a day. Bangladeshi men wear lungis and women wear sarees. Different types of arts and crafts are seen in Bangladesh. Weaving pottery, terracotta, nakshi kantha etc. are traditional in Bangladesh. Although the culture of Bangladesh is rich, now foreign culture is intruding into our culture. So, we should be careful and try to project our own culture to the world.

Bangladeshi Culture

Bangladesh is a country with a unique and fascinating culture that has developed over centuries. The culture of Bangladesh is a melting pot of diverse and vibrant traditions, blending influences from ancient Hindu and Buddhist practices with Islamic and British colonial legacies. The cuisine of the country is famous all over the world, with its rich, flavorful curries and spicy dishes that make use of local ingredients such as fish, rice, and lentils. People in Bangladesh value their family and community above all, and hospitality is an essential aspect of their culture. Music and dance form an integral part of Bangladeshi culture, with folk music and instruments such as the dhol, dotara, and flute being popular. The country’s national dress, the colorful and elegant saree, is worn by women on special occasions and festivals. Bangladesh’s culture is deeply rooted in religion, with Islam being the predominant faith in the country. Mosques are a common sight in Bangladesh, with the Baitul Mukarram Mosque in Dhaka being the largest in the world with a capacity of over 30,000 worshippers. Eid al-Fitr, the festival that marks the end of Ramadan, is celebrated with great enthusiasm in Bangladesh. The country is also home to many festivals and celebrations such as Pahela Baishakh, the Bengali New Year, and Durga Puja, a Hindu event that is celebrated with pomp and show. Despite its challenges, Bangladesh has remained true to its roots and has preserved its unique culture through its art, music, literature, and cuisine. As the country continues to develop and modernize, its tradition and heritage remain a vital force, providing a firm foundation for a proud and resilient nation.

Bangladeshi Culture

The culture of a society means the way of living, eating habit, cultural functions, different kinds of festivals, clothes, language, religion, values, policies, tradition etc. It is the complete picture of a nation and the most important and basic concept of sociology. There are some characteristics of culture. Firstly, it must be social and it is developed from the society and social communication. Secondly, all the rules of a culture are not learnt by the people in the society. Some are learned and some are acquired. The cultural activities of a society are totally different from another society. Cultural elements like the way of living, eating habit, cultural functions, different kinds of festivals, clothes, language, religion, values, policies, tradition etc. are totally different from other cultural elements. In our culture, our songs are based on rural and idyllic pictures of life. We have jari, sari, bhatiali, polligiti, religious and mystic songs. Similarly, we have our own food habits like eating rice and fish. Again, we have our traditional dress like lungi, Panjabi, shirt, saree and blouse. Nowadays, it is seen that our cultural activities are changing because of the influence of the western culture. So, our young generation is no longer interested in our folk or idyllic songs. They are fascinated by Hindi or English music. In summary, Culture is a part of our life and we are not out of our own culture. We live and grow up in the midst of our own culture.

Bangladeshi Culture

Culture is a complete picture of life of a nation or society. It reflects the inner aspects of a nation or a society. The culture of a society is made up of all its ideas good or bad, ways of behavior, language, thoughts, music, dress, ways of working and playing, and tools and other objects made and used by the people of that society. The people of Bangladesh have their own culture. They are religious, hospitable and conservative and they can rightly boast of a rich cultural heritage. They have their own language, religion, ways of behavior, ways of speaking and eating, games and sports, dress, music, social and religious values and customs, art and literature. Although they have a rich and traditional culture, it is going under the influence of foreign culture. As a result, the culture of Bangladesh is being adversely affected. Western culture and satellite channels are playing vital role in this regard. Nowadays the young generation of Bangladesh is very fond of western band and pop music, and dresses. They are following western culture in all cases of their life. They do not listen to Palligeeti, Nazrul or Rabindra Sangeet as much as they listen to Western or Hindi music. Besides, they are not so careful of their parents and social restrictions. As a result, our own folk songs, jarigan, sharigan, bhatiali, and kabigan are losing their appeal gradually. Thus, western culture is exercising bad effect on our young generation. Undoubtedly, it is a threat to our cultural identity. We should bear in mind that our traditional music and various folk songs are highly rich in spiritual aspects. So, we must be conscious about our own culture. It is our sacred duty to preserve our own culture from the cultural assault of foreign countries.

Child Labour

(a) What is child labour? (b) In what jobs child labour is engaged? (c) What is the disadvantage of child labour? (d) What rights should children have? (e) What should we do to stop child labour?

Child labour means engaging children in physical labour or appointing them in tedious Jobs. The workers who are under 18 years of age are considered as child labours. The employers are
Interested to engage children as labours in productive works because they can easily usurp and exploit them out of their physical labour. Child labour is mainly used in garments. factories. It IS also used In many small industries all around the country. Besides they are found working In houses as servants. They are also found to grind bricks and stones in a construction site. They also work as street hawker. They are also appointed as servants at others house to do domestic works. Child labour is very disgraceful and disadvantageous to the society. It is deadly against human rights. The International Labour Organisation (lLO) observed that in Bangladesh mills, factories and industries are utilizing child labour in return for a nominal payment. As a result children are being devoid of their basic human rights. Children have right to get education, health care and other facilities to grow up in a harmonious way. So to get rid of this problem we should raise voice against this malpractice. The government should be pragmatic in stopping child labour in Bangladesh.

Child Labour (Class 8)

Child Labour has been a pressing problem in India. It has been written in several papers that child labour only pushes the economy into another equilibrium. This equilibrium is bad. The other one is also not good for a developing country like India. The equilibrium consists of children not working; it keeps the economy in the vicious cycle of poverty. The cycle cannot be done away with without the investment if the Government. This investment also has to be substantial. The Government of most developing countries does not have the means to have such colossal investment necessities out before them. Several households re caught up in the trap of low income. These households do not have a subsistence level of food and provisions to survive with. The parents also work very hard in most cases. However, individual children are often trafficked from these situations. They are sold as bonded labour and made to stay in more stringent conditions. The situation becomes traumatizing for the children. The parents are also never finding these missing children.

Child Labour (SSC & HSC)

Child Labour is the broad term under which we can fit the attempt to rob a child of their childhood. It snatches from the child their untapped potential and only harnesses very little of the energy that the child possesses. It is harmful to the child and stunts their mental as well as physical development. It surely scars the child for life. It is an immoral practice and tampers with the development process of the child. The child is left scarred for life. The amount of emotional pressure it puts on them is unimaginable. The other children who work in the same facility are also subjected to tremendous violence and are kept in unfavorable conditions. Since they grow up looking at these atrocities, they become harmful adults too. A large section of these child labourers is found to be of unsound mind when they grow up. Some of them may even turn out to be criminals. So the impact of living in such conditions is massive. The repercussions of being in such an environment are traumatizing, to say the least. It interferes with the proper education procedure that these children deserve to get. Their schooling is often stopped midway. Pushed into the harsh world, the child finds it difficult to cope—the forms of child labour include any form of slavery-like bonded labour and the likes of it. Child sexual abuse also stems from such claustrophobic situations. These child labourers are often made to beg on the streets. They are trained for this in such a way that no one would be able to understand that they aren’t actually beggars. These children are out in harsh conditions and often have to work inhuman hours. They aren’t given proper food, and the payment is minimal too. Child labour has been banned in several countries. The Indian Government has time and again tried to curb the extent of child labour but all to vain. This happens mostly due to the problems that the household faces.

Coronavirus

Coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, is a highly infectious respiratory illness caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus. The virus is primarily transmitted through respiratory droplets when an infected person coughs, sneezes or talks, and can also be spread by touching contaminated surfaces and then touching one’s face. Symptoms of coronavirus vary from mild to severe, and can include fever, cough, fatigue, body aches, and loss of taste or smell. While most people who contract the virus recover without requiring hospitalization, some individuals may develop severe respiratory complications that can be life-threatening, particularly those who are elderly or have underlying health conditions. To help prevent the spread of coronavirus, health officials recommend frequent hand washing, wearing a face covering, practicing social distancing, and avoiding large gatherings. Vaccines have also been developed and are being distributed globally to help protect individuals from contracting and spreading the virus. The pandemic caused by coronavirus has had a significant impact on individuals and communities worldwide, with many countries implementing lockdowns and other measures to slow the spread of the virus. The pandemic has also led to widespread disruptions in education, travel, and the economy. However, communities have come together to support one another and adapt to the new realities brought about by the pandemic. As the world continues to grapple with the pandemic, it is important to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions to protect oneself and others from contracting and spreading the virus.

Covid-19 Pandemic

Coronavirus, often known as Covid-19, is an infectious disease. It affects the human respiratory system, making breathing difficult. It’s a contagious disease that has been spreading like wildfire over the world. The virus was initially discovered in Wuhan, China, in 2019. Covid-19 was declared a global pandemic by the World Health Organization in March. The virus was transferred by coughing, sneezing, and other means from an infected person. As a result, the people who were affected were isolated from the rest of society. The folks who were afflicted were even separated from their own family members and loved ones. Weariness, sore throat, muscle stiffness, and loss of taste and smell are among the other complaints reported by Covid-19 individuals. Almost every individual has been affected by the virus. A lot of people have lost their lives due to the severity of the infections. The dropping of oxygen levels and the unavailability of oxygen cylinders were the primary concerns during the pandemic.

Covid-19 (150 words) for SSC and HSC

The coronavirus, known to us as covid-19, is an infectious disease that became a pandemic in 2019. It weakens the human respiratory system, causing difficulty in breathing. It is a contagious disease that has spread like wildfire all over the world. The deadly virus was initially discovered in 2019 in Wuhan, China, where it first emerged, spreading globally. In March 2019, it spread worldwide, causing the World Health Organization to declare Covid-19 a global pandemic. The virus was transmitted by coughing, sneezing, and other means from an infected person. As a result, the affected people become isolated from the rest of society. Those who suffered were even isolated from their own family members and loved ones. Fatigue, sore throat, muscle stiffness, and loss of taste and smell are among other complaints reported by people with Covid-19. Almost everyone has been infected with the virus. Many people lost their lives due t
o the severity of the infection. Depletion of oxygen levels and unavailability of oxygen cylinders were primary concerns during the pandemic.

Covid-19 in 200 Words

The Covid-19 pandemic was caused due to a man-made virus called coronavirus. It is an infectious disease that has affected millions of people’s lives. The pandemic has affected the entire world differently. It was initially diagnosed in 2019 in Wuhan, China but later, in March 2020, WHO declared that it was a pandemic that was affecting the whole world like wildfire. Covid-19 is a contagious disease. Since it is a viral disease, the virus spreads rapidly in various forms. The main symptoms of this disease were loss of smell and taste, loss of energy, pale skin, sneezing, coughing, reduction of oxygen level, etc. Therefore, all the affected people were asked to isolate themselves from the unaffected ones. The affected people were isolated from their family members in a separate room. The government has taken significant steps to ensure the safety of the people. The frontline workers were like superheroes who worked selflessly for the safety of the people. A lot of doctors had to stay away from their families and their babies for the safety of their patients and their close ones. The government has taken significant steps, and various protocols were imposed for the safety of the people. The government imposed a lockdown and shut down throughout the country.

Covid-19 paragraph in English 200 words

Covid-19 is a pandemic coronavirus caused by a man-made virus. It is an infectious disease that has affected the lives of millions of people. The pandemic has affected the entire world differently. It was first detected in Wuhan, China in 2019 where 5,226 people died. But later when the virus spread across the world, then in March 2020, the WHO declared that it was a pandemic that was affecting the entire world like wildfire. Covid-19 is a contagious disease that spreads through human-to-human contact. Since it is a viral disease, the virus spreads rapidly in different forms. The main symptoms of this disease were loss of smell and taste, loss of energy, pale skin, sneezing, coughing, low oxygen levels, etc. Therefore, all affected individuals were asked to isolate themselves from unaffected individuals. Infected persons were kept in a separate room from their family members. The government has taken important steps to ensure the safety of the people. Frontline workers were like superheroes who worked selflessly for the safety of people. Many doctors had to stay away from their families and their children for the safety of their patients and their loved ones. The government has taken significant steps, and various protocols have been imposed for public safety. The government has

Covid-19 in 200 Words

The coronavirus, known to us as covid-19, is an infectious disease that became a pandemic in 2019. It weakens the human respiratory system, causing difficulty in breathing. It is a contagious disease that has spread like wildfire all over the world. The deadly virus was initially discovered in 2019 in Wuhan, China, where it first emerged, spreading globally. In March 2019, it spread worldwide, causing the World Health Organization to declare Covid-19 a global pandemic. The virus was transmitted by coughing, sneezing, and other means from an infected person. As a result, the affected people become isolated from the rest of society. Those who suffered were even isolated from their own family members and loved ones. Fatigue, sore throat, muscle stiffness, and loss of taste and smell are among other complaints reported by people with Covid-19. Almost everyone has been infected with the virus. Many people lost their lives due to the severity of the infection. Depletion of oxygen levels and unavailability of oxygen cylinders were primary concerns during the pandemic.

Covid-19 in 250 Words

The coronavirus was responsible for the Covid-19 pandemic. It is an infectious disease that has affected millions of people’s lives. The pandemic has impacted people all across the world in diverse ways. It was first discovered in Wuhan, China, in 2019. However, the World Health Organization (WHO) proclaimed it a pandemic in March 2020, claiming that it has spread throughout the globe like wildfire. The pandemic has claimed the lives of millions of people. The virus had negative consequences for those who were infected, including the development of a variety of chronic disorders. The main symptoms of this disease were loss of smell and taste, fatigue, pale skin, sneezing, coughing, oxygen deficiency, etc. Because Covid-19 was an infectious disease, all those who were infected were instructed to segregate themselves from those who were not. The folks who were affected were separated from their families and locked in a room. The government has prioritised people’s safety. The frontline personnel were like superheroes, working tirelessly to ensure the public’s safety. For the sake of their patients’ and close relatives’ safety, many doctors had to stay away from their families and babies. The government had also taken significant steps and implemented different protocols for the protection of people.

COVID-19

Coronavirus is the most talked about topic of the present time. In fact, corona virus is a large family of viruses. These viruses cause various diseases. Of these, COVID-19 is the most terrifying. This malady is very contagious. It was first identified in December 2019 in Wuhan, China. Gradually it has spread to almost all countries of the world. As a result, millions of people are being infected and many are dying. Bangladesh is also severely affected by this anger. Some of the common symptoms of this disease are fever, cough, muscle aches, fatigue and breathing problems. The corona virus can easily enter the human body through the eyes, mouth and nose. The virus is spread when an affected person sneezes, coughs or exhales. If a healthy person comes in contact with the virus, he becomes infected. Resistance is the best way in this case. If a person is infected by any chance, he must be kept separate. He should be given all kinds of health and mental support. He needs to take balanced diet regularly. If we want to protect ourselves from this monstrous virus, we must adhere to personal hygiene and social distance. We have to wash our hands again and again with soap. We also need to use hand sanitizer. If we go to a crowded place, we have to use a mask. We had to maintain a safe distance with others. We need to activate our T cells and stay in the sun for some time for vitamin D. We must ensure these preventive measures. Only then we will be able to protect ourselves from this terrible virus. The variant named Omicron was the last wave of that but it can restore its destructiveness anytime. Recently, government started it’s vaccination process against this horrible disease. Effective vaccines such as Oxford, AstraZeneca; Sinopharm BBIBP; The Sputnik V vaccine was widely administered.

Corruption in Bangladesh

Write a paragraph in about 120 to 150 words about Corruption in Bangladesh by answering the following questions.

What is corruption?

What are the causes of corruption in Bangladesh?

What is the mean of corru
ption?

In how many ways is it happening in Bangladesh?

What are the effects of corruption in our country?

What measures have been taken by the government to cure corruption?

Give your own suggestion to get rid of this menace.

Answer: Corruption means adopting unfair means to achieve something illegally. At present, corruption has become one of the most alarming problems in Bangladesh. There are a number of causes behind corruption. Unemployment, lack of good governance CattaR, lack of morality, the inadequacy of salary, political instabilities, etc. have led to the expansion of corruption. In Bangladesh, corruption has enlarged its paw in administrative, commercial and political sectors. The most usual form of corruption is bribery. However, there are other forms of corruption too, such as the unequal distribution of government funds, nepotism in public services, etc. Corruption cripples a nation. The economic disparity among people becomes acute and the.chances for foreign investments are minimized. Therefore, it is time for us to fight against corruption. Anti-Corruption Commission has already been formed to’ prevent corruption. Besides, it is necessary to upgrade the morality and human values of the people. Media can also take a strong stand against corruption. In addition, good governance, an increase in job facilities and strict enforcement of legal rules can prevent corruption. Finally, all of us must raise a campaign to combat bribery and corruption for a better and more corruption-free Bangladesh.

Corruption in Bangladesh

Corruption is a great and complex matter. It is the first and foremost impediment on the way of development. Due to corruption, our economy is at stake. It means and kind of dishonest, defiled or illegal behavior especially of people in authority. It is a major problem in the third world countries but it has been a burning question in Bangladesh. Bangladesh is the top listed corrupted country of the world for several years. For us as a nation, this introduction is very shameful, and disgraceful. Transparency International found it as the most corrupted country. According to TIBS (Transparency International of Bangladesh) report, due to corruption only in 2001, the country lost an amount of 11,256 crores taka. This report clarifies that from top to bottom all the servants of the republic are involved with corruption, and the tendency of corruption in observed mostly among the political leaders and class one officers. However, this is a devastating condition for us as a nation. It has spoilt our image in home and abroad. Where there is an absence of strong moral conviction, people take the path of corruption. Corruption may be defined as the consciousness of realizing one’s interest illegally. Taking bribes despotism, and malpractice of power are the forms of corruption. However, time has changed. With the active step of the present government, all the people should voice against corruption. Only our honest approaches can reinforce the government to ensure good administration.

Corruption in Bangladesh

A quote says that” one cannot fight Corruption by fighting it” and this is entirely correct. Corruption means the act which stems from Lust or greed for money and going to any and every length needed to get illegal tasks done. Corruption is active in each and every part and country of the world. Corruption cannot be stopped or executed in any way. It can only be finished if it is inside a man’s heart to stop it. There are many methods of Corruption, and the most common one is bribery. Bribery means the tactic that is used for using favours or gifts for personal gain. There are different types of favours included in this. The other is embezzlement which means withholding assets which can be further used for theft. Usually, there are one or more persons involved who are entrusted with these assets, and it can also be called a financial fraud. The third one is ‘the Graft’ which means illegal use of a politician’s power for personal gain. This one is the most commonly used by Drug lords or Narcotic Barons. Extortion means to claim any assets, land or property illegally. Favouritism or Nepotism is also in full-fledged flow these days when only the favourite persons or direct relatives of those in power ascend into their potential. There are not many ways of stopping Corruption, but they do exist. The government can give a better salary to their employees who are equivalent to the amount of work that they put in. Decreasing the workload and increasing workers can also be an excellent way to cease this influential and illegal practice. Strict Laws are needed for stopping this and the best way to compete; this is the way of putting guilty criminals to their End. The government can work to keep the inflation levels low in the country so they can work accordingly. Corruption cannot be fought against, and it can only be stopped.

Dhaka Metro Rail

Dhaka Metro Rail is a proposed rapid transit system for the capital city of Bangladesh, Dhaka. It is expected to be the first metro rail system in the country and will be a major step forward in improving the public transportation infrastructure of the city. The project is estimated to cost around $2.7 billion and is expected to be completed by 2026. The Dhaka Metro Rail will be a major boon for the city, as it will reduce traffic congestion and air pollution, while also providing a safe and efficient mode of transportation for the citizens of Dhaka. It is expected to have a total of 16 lines, covering a total distance of around 200 km. The metro rail will also be connected to the existing bus and railway networks, allowing for seamless integration of the different modes of transportation. The project is being funded by the government of Bangladesh, as well as international organizations such as the Asian Development Bank and the World Bank. The government has also taken steps to ensure that the project is completed on time and within budget. This includes the establishment of a dedicated project management unit, which will be responsible for overseeing the project and ensuring that it is completed according to the set timeline. The Dhaka Metro Rail is expected to be a major game-changer for the city, as it will provide a safe and efficient mode of transportation for the citizens of Dhaka. It will also reduce traffic congestion and air pollution, while also providing a much-needed boost to the economy of the city. The project is expected to be completed by 2026 and will be a major step forward in improving the public transportation infrastructure of the city.

E-Learning

E-Learning as the name implies is a formalised teaching which includes electronic resources. The use of computer & internet is the main component of E-learning. E-learning equipped classrooms are known as “smart – classrooms”. They include large computer screens, led projectors, physical sensors to sense Physical movements, touch etc. E-learning limit social interaction among people. But it brings people close eliminating distance Students from different parts of the country can join a class through internet. It also reduces our time & effort. There can be a productive discussion between a teachers& a student irrespective of place & time. E-learning enhances the educational quality. E learning has the facility of chat room so that children can Share their point of view on the topic taught. E-learning is also flexible for teachers because they can set the worki
ng hours according to their needs. Along with the advantages E-learning also has disadvantages. There is no role model in E-learning. A teacher in the classroom is regarded as the role model. E learning cannot identify the abilities or the lacking point of the children as it is completely based on technology.

E-Learning

E-learning refers to various kinds of electronic media and information and communication technology in education. It includes air forms of educational technology supporting learning and teaching. In this process, students must be first equipped with basic knowledge of technology such as computer, the Internet, etc. This learning also provides the learners and teachers with text, radio, images, animation and streaming video. It can occur in or out of class. It can be self-paced, asynchronous or synchronous learning. But it can also be face-to-face learning. That is, it can be done in a conventional way with the support of technology. So, e-learning is the latest and most refined mode of education which is basically processed through an electronic device in general and the Internet in particular. Dr. Badrul Huda Khan, an eminent educationist in Bangladesh, is one of the theorists and thereby one of the pioneers of e-learning in our country. In fact, Dr. Khan has given his well-thought of concept in Bangladesh. E-learning is totally different from conventional learning. In this system, a tutor can answer the question of a learner even when he is on board a flight to a distant country. In e-learning, everything from admission to certification is completed electronically through computer and the Internet technology in a virtual campus. E-learning is digitalized and conducted by a system called Learning Management System (LMS). The revolutionary concept of e-Learning is in its initial phase in many countries of the world. Its prospect is bright in Bangladesh. We expect the south Asian’s first virtual university here.

E-learning

E learning the use of electronic media and communication technologies in education. Bernard Luskin a pioneer of e- learning says that the’e’ should be interpreted to mean “exciting, energetic, enthusiastic, emotional, extended, excellent,and educational and ” in addition to Electronic. E- learning includes numerous types of media for delivering text, audio, images, animation and streaming video etc. E-learning can occur in or our of the classroom. It is suited to distance learning and flexible learning. There are many advantages in online and computer based learning when compared to traditional face-to face courses and lectures. Class work can be scheduled around work and family. It reduces travel costs for students. Students can study anywhere, if they have access to a computer and internet connection. Students may select their level of knowledge and interest. They can develop knowledge of the Internet and computer skills that will help learners throughout their lives and careers. Successful completion of online or computer-based courses builds self=knowledge and self-confidence the students. There are a few disadvantages as well. Learner with bad study habits may fall behind. Students may feel isolated from the instructor and classmates. Instructor may not always be available when students are studying or need help. However,in addition to traditional learning, e- learning can help learners in many ways.

Environment pollution 

Environment pollution refers to the destruction of the basic elements of the environment such as soil, water, air and the normal structure of the organism. In other words, if the environment becomes uninhabitable for animals, it is called environment pollution. The environment is being polluted due to human negligence and lavishness. Environment pollution is mainly due to two reasons. One is the natural causes, such as storms, floods, tidal waves, volcanoes, earthquakes, etc. The second is man-made which is artificial, such as water pollution, air pollution, noise pollution, radioactive pollution, etc. Industrial wastes, toxic fumes from vehicles, etc are mixing in the air and polluting the environment. As a result of various fossil fuels, the amount of carbon dioxide in the air is increasing. The water of rivers, seas, ponds and canals of the world is getting polluted every day. Industrial wastes, chemicals used in crop lands etc. are poisoning the water. Soil pollution is increasing due to unplanned urbanization, frequent dumping of garbage, use of toxic chemicals in land etc. In addition, loud car horns, indiscriminate use of mics, loud noises of factory equipment, etc. are the main causes of noise pollution. All in all, environmental pollution is now widespread. According to Bangladesh, the level of pollution in third world countries is even more alarming. The world’s climate is changing as a result of environmental pollution. The global temperature is constantly rising due to the greenhouse effect. The prevalence of various types of incurable diseases is increasing. Today, the environment of the whole world is under threat due to pollution. Our awareness is the key to protecting the environment. Reduce the use of fossil fuels and find renewable energy sources to ensure its proper use. The environment should be filled with greenery by planting lots of plants. Besides, public awareness activities should be conducted to prevent environmental pollution.

Environment pollution 

In primitive times, people were totally dependent on the environment. But with the growing civilization, people began to subjugate nature. Various discoveries of science and technology have given people happiness and comfort. But the misuse of the technology discovered is polluting the environment day by day. Environment is a collection of natural and unnatural elements around us. Water, soil, air etc. are important elements of natural environment. If the desired quality of the elements of the environment is destroyed due to natural or man-made causes, then the environment becomes unhealthy for humans or animals. This unhealthy condition of the environment is called environmental pollution. The natural causes of environmental pollution are storms, floods, tides, eruptions, earthquakes, etc. And the artificial or man-made factors are – population growth, toxic chemicals in industries Consumption, use of fossil fuels in industries and vehicles etc. Due to these reasons, the important elements of the environment such as water, soil, air, etc. are constantly being polluted. Besides, the environment is also polluted due to the use of pesticides, powdered soap, plastic, etc. Sulfur dioxide, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, CFC etc. emitted from industries and vehicles are damaging the atmosphere. The conscious people of the world are worried about the dire consequences of environmental pollution. Because the existence of human civilization is threatened due to environmental pollution. Therefore, conscious people of the world have woken up to protect the environment; Many environmental organizations are developing. In the united efforts of these organizations, the international community gathers in various environmental conferences to decide what to do to prevent environmental pollution. Like many other countries, the constitution of Bangladesh has also included clauses related to environmental protection. But it is not possible to prevent environmental pollution without making people at all levels aware about the environment.

Environment Pollution 

What is the environment? (b) What is environmental pollution? (c) What are the causes of environment pollution? (d) What is the role of trees
in the environment? (e) What are the main effects of environment pollution?

Nowadays environmental pollution is one of the most talked of topics of the world. Our environment is polluted in two ways-air pollutions and water pollution. Air is polluted in many ways. Smoke pollutes the air. Man makes fire to cook his food, to make bricks, melts pitch for road construction, and burns wood. All these things produce heavy smoke and this smoke pollutes the air. Railway engines, mills and factories, and powerhouses use coal and oil. Buses, trucks, and cars use petrol and diesel. Again all these things cause air pollution. Water is polluted in many ways. Farmers use chemical fertilizers and insecticides in their lands to grow more food. The rain and floods wash away some of the chemicals. They get mixed with canal water and river water. Mills and factories pollute water by throwing waste materials and unsold products into the rivers and canals. Steamers, launches, and even sailboats pollute water by throwing oil, food waste, and human waste into the big canals and rivers. Unsanitary latrines in the countryside standing on the banks of the rivers and canals also pollute water. Thus air and water are polluted and as a result, our environment gets polluted.

Environment Pollution 

Environmental pollution has become a serious problem nowadays. With the advancement of civilization and industrial sectors, pollution has increased to a great extent. People are cutting trees for making brick, melting pitch, etc. for road construction. As a result, the air is being polluted. Again various motor vehicles, powerhouses, industries, etc. emit smoke and pollute the air. Water and soil are also polluted, Farmers use chemical fertilizers and insecticides in their fields. They are ultimately getting mixed with water from various sources. Besides, water vehicles and insanitary hanging latrines on rivers are also polluting water seriously. Abandoned garbage and human waste here and there cause odor pollution. Thus we see that all vital elements of our environment are losing their freshness and increasingly polluting our environment. The effect of environmental pollution is very serious. It causes different diseases destroying the ecological balance. Now people are very concerned about the ever-increasing environmental pollution as a threat to our existence. Environmental pollution is a great threat to our normal life. Read the following questions and write a paragraph by answering them.

Environment Pollution

(a) What is the environment?

(b) What are the elements of the environment?

(c) What do you mean by environmental pollution? (d) What things make the environment polluted?

(e) How are the elements of the environment become polluted?

(f) How is air polluted?

(g) How is water polluted? –

(h) How is sound polluted?

(i) Why is environmental pollution injurious?

(j) How can we stop pollution?

Nature, land, air, water, and all other things around us in which we live are called the environment. Environmental pollution means a remarkable change in the chemical, physical, and biological characteristics of the environment. It has become a serious problem in our country. In our cities, the air is constantly being polluted by smoke from factories and from carbon monoxide gases emitted from motor vehicles. The ground we walk on in both urban and rural areas is polluted by uncollected garbage. Water is polluted particularly as a result of untreated sewage. Industrial waste and insecticides alarmingly pollute water. Another form of pollution is sound pollution. We have noise from motor vehicles, mills and factories, aeroplanes, domestic appliances, radio, cassette player and so on. The air we breathe, the water we drink, the food we take are not always absolutely pure for heath. Environmental pollution leads us to the way of death. So, to live a happy and healthy life, environmental pollution must be checked. And for this, effective steps should be taken immediately.

Environmental Pollution

Nature, air, water, land and all other things around us in which we live are called environment. Any unexpected and abnormal change in chemical, physical and biological characteristics in environment is called the environmental pollution. Now our environment is getting polluted every moment in many ways. In major cities and towns motor vehicles, mills and factories are creating fume and smoke and they pollute air. Man makes fires to cook food, to make bricks, to melt tar for road construction and to do many other things. Fires create smoke and pollute the air. Railway engines and powerhouses create smoke by burning coal and oil and this smoke pollutes the air. Water, another vital element of the environment like air, is also polluted in many ways. Man pollutes water by throwing waste into it. Chemicals, fertilizers and insecticides get mixed with water in rivers, canals and ponds, and thus pollute water. Mills and factories also throw their poisonous chemicals and waste products into rivers, canals and seas and water is polluted. Moreover, water vehicles, unsafe drains and unsanitary latrines are also responsible for water pollution. These days many rivers and lakes are getting filthy. Forests and trees are being cut down on a large scale. So, the ecosystem of the environment is now in great danger. The noise of motor vehicles, mills and factories, aeroplanes, domestic appliances, radios, cassette players, CDs, televisions etc. pollutes sound and this polluted sound affects our hearing. The government must take effective steps to prevent the pollution. People of all classes should come forward to control this environmental pollution because it is necessary for our own existence.

Environmental Pollution

Environmental pollution is one of the most serious problems in the world today. Environmental pollution refers to the contamination of the natural elements of our environment. Soil, water, air, etc. are the main elements of our environment. The well-being of these elements is essential for a healthy life. But these important elements of our environment are constantly being polluted in various ways. There are four types of pollution, such as air pollution, water pollution, noise pollution, and soil pollution. Air pollution is the most noticeable and harmful. In cities, the air is polluted by smoke, dust, and gases containing harmful chemicals. Water pollution is caused by harmful substances such as sewage, dissolved metals, factory effluents, crude oil, etc. in water. Noise pollution is caused by the use of car horns and excessive loudspeakers. Using pesticides on our crops causes soil pollution. Deforestation also causes soil erosion. Pollution causes many human diseases. The best way to solve pollution is to plant trees and take care of them. Environmental pollution is a great threat to our existence. It changes the world’s climate and brings different kinds of natural disasters. To make life healthy and comfortable, we should keep our environment clean and pollution free.

Environment Pollution

Environment pollution means ecological imbalance. Nowadays, environment pollution is one of the most discussed topics in the world. Our environment is polluted mainly in four ways. such
as air pollution, water pollution, sound pollution, soil pollution, etc. There are many ways to pollute the air. Mankind used fire to cook their food, make bricks, melt pitches to build roads, and burn wood. All these things produce heavy smoke, and this smoke pollutes the air. Water is polluted in many ways. Farmers use chemical fertilizers and pesticides on their land to produce more food. Rain and floods wash away some of these chemicals. They mix with canal water and river water. This is how water pollution is happening. Words are polluted in many ways. We have sounds from buses, motor vehicles, faucets, factories, radios, and so on. So, noise pollution is happening. To prevent environmental pollution, more trees should be planted and dust collection systems should be improved. Environmental pollution is constantly increasing. It is a great threat to mankind. So, to live a happy and healthy life, environmental pollution must be controlled. Public awareness should be increased to solve this problem. Our government should take immediate and effective action to control environmental pollution.

Environment pollution

People have established their rights over nature and the environment with the benefit of science and technology. Living is so much more modern now, much easier. But while doing so, people are not looking at the negative side of environmental destruction. Humans and other living creatures are also part of nature. People have arranged their lives in various ways with the gift of nature. But due to inconsiderate people, the environment is gradually being destroyed today. Environmental pollution is mainly caused by two reasons. One is the natural cause and the other is the man-made cause. At present, the role of humans is the most responsible for environmental pollution. Due to the population explosion, natural resources like air, water, and soil are under tremendous pressure. The destruction of forest resources is being celebrated all over the world. As a result, the level of environmental pollution is increasing day by day. The presence of dust, smoke from factories and vehicles, pesticides, etc. in the air is increasing alarmingly. Factory waste, pesticides, etc. have made the water toxic. Noise pollution is caused by thousands of loud noises. Peace of mind is lost. The soil is being polluted due to the dumping of harmful chemicals and garbage everywhere. If it continues to be polluted in this way, eventually the balance of the environment will be completely destroyed. As a result, this world will become uninhabitable. For this reason, the existence of life on earth is under serious threat today. Environmentalists around the world are trying to make people aware of this. Various steps are being taken. Various plans are being made to coordinate the development and environmental conservation. However, it will not be possible to reduce environmental pollution if population growth is not controlled and awareness about the environment is not created on a widespread basis. Everyone should play a role in preventing environmental pollution. Everybody’s participation can help to keep our environment healthy and beautiful.

Environment Pollution

The environment is everything around us. The environment is very important for our healthy living. But nowadays, environmental pollution has taken a terrible form in the world. Bangladesh is also a serious victim of environmental pollution. The main causes of environmental pollution in our country are overpopulation, unplanned urbanization, deforestation, excessive use of fertilizers and pesticides, toxic fumes from vehicles, and untreated waste disposal from industrial factories. As a result, our country is moving towards a terrible disaster. Due to the increased population, people are using the elements of the environment in different ways to meet their needs. Various types of waste are generated, resulting in pollution of the air, water, and soil. The most important element in the environment is air, and the air is constantly being polluted by humans. One of the causes of air pollution is exhaust fumes from factories. Another important element of the environment is water, which is also being polluted in various ways. Chemical fertilizers are being applied to the land to increase food production. Pesticides are being used. These, mixed with rain water, pollute ponds, canals, and river water in various ways. Chemicals and waste materials released from factories are polluting the water in rivers and canals. The main cause of constant environmental pollution is the careless actions of people. People are indiscriminately cutting down trees and burning forests for their needs for fuel and shelter, thereby destroying the balance of the environment. As a result, the temperature of the world is increasing day by day. In order to prevent environmental pollution, trees should be planted extensively throughout the country. Tree plantations should be made a social movement and everyone should be made aware of it.

Female Education

• What is female education?
• What are the purpose/significance/benefits of female education?
• What are the effects of female education?
• What are the biggest challenges in female education?
• What is the role of education in female life?

Female education is of utmost importance for the progress and development of society. Education empowers women and enables them to make informed decisions about their lives, careers, and families. It provides them with the necessary skills and knowledge to take on leadership roles and contribute to the social, economic, and political development of their communities and nations. When women are educated, they are better able to participate in the labor force, earn higher wages, and become financially independent. This not only benefits women individually but also helps to reduce poverty and boost economic growth. Educated women are also more likely to invest in their children’s education, which can have a positive impact on future generations. Moreover, educated women tend to have better health outcomes and are more likely to make informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. They are more aware of their rights and are better able to advocate for themselves and others, which can contribute to the development of more inclusive and democratic societies. Education also plays a critical role in breaking down gender stereotypes and promoting gender equality. It can challenge traditional norms and beliefs that limit the opportunities and potential of girls and women. Educated women are more likely to question and challenge gender discrimination and are better equipped to advocate for their rights and the rights of others. The importance of female education cannot be overstated. Educating girls and women has far-reaching benefits for individuals, families, communities, and nations. It is essential that governments, civil society, and international organizations work together to ensure that every girl has access to quality education and the opportunity to realize her full potential. By investing in female education, we can create a more just, equitable, and prosperous world for all.

Female Education

Half of our total population is women. But in earlier times women could hardly get education. Nowadays traditions are changing day by day. The government has taken several steps to educate girls. In our country students are provided free education with monthly stipend at p
rimary level. These initiatives encourage students to get primary education. This move has been in effect for the past few years and has opened opportunities for young girls to take an interest in education. Girls are given free education at secondary level with monthly stipend. It encourages them to continue their education. But in previous years free education was limited to secondary level. So due to social and financial problems most of the girl students finish their studies after SSC exam. But the present government has started a new scheme to further educate girl students through free schools with financial assistance. There are also mass education programs in night schools for women and adult literacy centers. NGOs are also taking programs to educate village women. Media plays a huge role in making people aware about women education by promoting and broadcasting feature films, dramas, cartoons etc. The collective campaign for women’s education revolutionized women’s society. Therefore, the education rate of men and women is gradually reducing their gap. So, I hope one day every woman will be educated.

Female Education (300 Words)

Female education is a crucial aspect of society and has been a topic of discussion and debate for centuries. The importance of female education cannot be overstated, as it has the potential to transform societies and contribute to the development of nations. Education is a fundamental right of every human being, regardless of gender. However, in many parts of the world, girls and women are denied access to education due to various socio-cultural, economic, and political factors. This results in a significant gender gap in literacy rates and educational attainment, which has severe consequences for individuals, families, and societies as a whole. Studies have shown that investing in female education has numerous benefits, including improving maternal and child health, reducing poverty, and promoting economic growth. Educated women are more likely to participate in the labor force, earn higher wages, and contribute to household income, which can help to lift families out of poverty. Educated women also tend to have fewer children, which can lead to improved maternal and child health outcomes and a more sustainable population growth rate. Moreover, educated women are more likely to be aware of their rights, be politically active, and participate in decision-making processes. This can lead to more inclusive and democratic societies, where women have a voice and are empowered to advocate for their rights and the rights of others. However, achieving gender equality in education requires a multifaceted approach that addresses the structural barriers that limit access to education for girls and women. This includes addressing social and cultural norms that discriminate against girls, providing safe and supportive learning environments, and addressing economic and logistical barriers such as the cost of education and distance to schools. Female education is a critical component of social and economic development. Educating girls and women have the potential to transform societies and contribute to the achievement of sustainable development goals. It is essential that governments, civil society, and international organizations work together to address the barriers that limit access to education for girls and women and to ensure that every girl has the opportunity to realize her full potential.

Female Education (250 Words)

Female education is a crucial aspect of overall social and economic development. Educating girls and women has a significant impact on reducing poverty, promoting gender equality, and improving health outcomes. Educated women are more likely to participate in the labor force, leading to higher incomes and greater economic growth. They are also more likely to make better decisions about their health and the health of their families, leading to improved outcomes for themselves and their children. However, despite the many benefits of female education, many girls and women around the world face barriers to accessing education. One of the main barriers is poverty, which can force girls to drop out of school to work or get married at an early age. Cultural beliefs and stereotypes also play a significant role in preventing girls from accessing education, particularly in societies where girls are not seen as important as boys. To overcome these barriers, governments and organizations must invest in programs that prioritize female education. Providing scholarships and incentives to families can help to offset the costs associated with sending girls to school. Addressing cultural stereotypes and promoting the importance of girls’ education can also help to shift attitudes and encourage families to invest in their daughters’ education. Female education is essential for the overall development of societies. Educating girls and women have numerous benefits, including reducing poverty, promoting gender equality, and improving health outcomes. To overcome the barriers preventing girls from accessing education, governments and organizations must prioritize programs that promote and support female education.

Female Education

Female education is the key to the development of a country. Female education or educating a female is a process of acknowledging a female or girl child in different platforms, schools, colleges or different Institutions. From rural areas to cities, this right is equal for all children. But in developing countries like Bangladesh female education is ignored in some aspects and areas. According to Statistics 2021, there are 84 million males and 82.2 million females in Bangladesh. That indicates almost an equal gender ratio but the education ratio is not equal at all. According to the population census 2022: The female literacy rate is 72.82% & male literacy rate is 75.56%, which is higher than the female education rate. In most developing countries it has become a common scenario that girls are not privileged by education right. In Bangladesh and rural areas, the female education rate is below the belt, which is shameful. Many parents are reluctant to educate their girl children because of poverty, early marriage, the cost of education equipment etc. But fortunately, in urban areas or cities, this scenario is different. Here female and male children are considered equal in rights. There are bunches of significance in female education. A female is a future mother, and an educated woman can build a strong personality that reflects in different situations of life. Where a mother is literate, her children will be well educated. Not only that, but a female can also contribute to different aspects of life which helps to build our nation. Nowadays female participants increase in different job sectors. In some cases, they equally maintain their married life and professional life. An educated woman is a skilled individual who builds herself with developed knowledge and empowers herself with social, economic, career and family lives. As we know the population ratio is equal, we cannot imagine our prosperities avoiding half of the population. As educated individuals, we should be conscious of the society that we live in. We should take steps for female education, and we can start from our house. Also, In rural areas, the government should take some necessary steps to build the nation and ensure equal empowerment by providing education rights to each and every single corner of the country.

Female Education

Education is one of the basic human rights. Female education is a process of
acknowledging a female or girl child in different platforms, schools, colleges or different Institutions. In most of developing countries, it has become a common scenario that girls are not privileged by education right. They are ignored in some aspects and areas. According to Statistics 2021, the gender ratio is equal, which is 84 million males and 82.2 million females. According to the population census 2022: The female literacy rate is 72.82% & male literacy rate is 75.56%, which is higher than the female education rate. In Bangladesh and rural areas, the female education rate is below the belt, which is shameful. Many parents are reluctant to educate their girl children because of poverty, early marriage, the cost of education equipment etc. But fortunately, in urban areas or cities, this scenario is different. Here female and male children are considered equal in rights. There are bunches of significance in female education. An educated woman is a skilled individual who builds herself with developed knowledge and empowers herself with social, economic, career and family lives. She can build a strong personality that reflects different situations in life. A female is a future mother. Where a mother is literate, her children will be well educated. Not only that, but a female can also contribute to different aspects of life which helps to build our nation. Nowadays female participants increase in different job sectors. In some cases, they equally maintain their married life and professional life. As we know the population ratio is equal, we cannot imagine our prosperities avoiding half of the population.

Female Education

The prosperity of a country mainly depends on the education of her population. About 50% the total population of our country is female. A country can’t expect her prosperity avoiding this large part of population. So, female education is a must. It is the pre- condition of the overall development of our country. But it is a matter of great regret that the condition of female condition in our country is not so satisfactory. Female education improves health and nutritional status of the country. It also reduces population growth, increases economic productivity and sustains the development efforts. In fact, its importance can’t be described in words. Truly speaking, poverty is the main barrier on the way of female education. Early marriage is also another barrier on the way of female education. Besides, religious misinterpretation, social prejudices and customs, discriminatory attitudes towards girls, wrong idea about female education etc. are also the reasons behind these barriers. Because of these barriers, female education is greatly hampered and the female population suffer in the long run. However, this problem can’t be solved overnight. For this, our outlook towards the girls should be changed. To encourage female education, our govt has already taken some steps like giving stipends to girls, recruiting more female teachers, making female education free up to higher secondary level etc. However, no girls should be married off before 18 and minimum education must be ensured. Above all, all necessary steps should also be taken to encourage female education for the greater welfare of the nation.

Gender Discrimination

a  What is gender discrimination? 

b  Who are the victims of gender discrimination? 

c  What are the causes of it? 

d  How does it affect the society? 

e  How can this problem be solved?

Gender Discrimination Definition

Gender discrimination is the practice of treating any gender of the society unfairly. When any person of one particular gender is not given his or her rights, gender discrimination begins. Female persons of our society are the worst  sufferers of this discrimination. It starts from the very birth of a female child, and ends with her death. Our society is dominated by male people. They think that male child will earn money for the family and female child will do only domestic chores. So, male children always get prominence. they get the highest of the opportunities  available in the families. But, female children are assigned  to household works and are married off as soon as possible. So, they don’t get opportunity to flourish their latent  talent . Some of these girls may be at school but after marriage, they only give birth to children and rear them up. This disparity  causes a great harm to their mentality. they think themselves inferior  to male people. But, for social development both male and female persons should contribute equally because the female people are the half of our whole population. It is not possible for male people to change the socio-economy without the help of female people. This problem can be solved by raising awareness in general.

Gender Discrimination Attitudes

Gender discrimination means having discriminatory attitude towards male and female. In our society females are deprived of and neglected in every sphere of life. They are often victims of exploitation, torture and murder. This happens because of the gender discrimination or disparity for which mostly the females are responsible. It is one of the main barriers to the socio-economic development of the country. Poverty, illiteracy, ignorance and superstition can be attributed to gender discrimination. This discrimination is observed in different spheres of women life. Actually, it takes its shape from the very beginning of a girl’s life i.e. the birth of a girl is not welcomed cordially. Besides, parents show their indifference to educate them. The money that is spent for their education is treated as wastage. On the other hand, a male child is taken proper care, food and nutrition. They are supposed to support the family economically and female children are given in marriage early. Moreover, girls are not usually allowed to go out of home without the parents’ permission and male escort. They grow up in a kind of confinement within four walls. They are assigned to household works. They do not get the opportunity to flourish their latent talent. But we must realize that both male and female members of the society are equally important for the development of a country. By undermining their potentialities we are actually lagging behind. We all have to come forward to raise consciousness among the people about the role of women in the development activity. Moreover, pragmatic steps should be taken to upgrade their economic condition. With this end in view we all have to come forward to remove every kind of social bars that stand in the way of the advancement of the women folks of our society.

Gender Discrimination is a Curse

Gender discrimination is a great curse to a society. It still prevails in our society. Gender discrimination means the preference for one sex, depriving the other. In our country, we prefer male sex, depriving the female. The socio-economic set- up is responsible for gender discrimination. People discriminate between boys and girls as they think that boys are suited to add to the family income but girls are not. They also think that their sons will help them in thei
r old age but their daughters will leave for other families as in-laws. Due to gender discrimination, daughters are not sent to schools and soon they are married off before their maturity. On the other hand sons are sent to school. Dowry is claimed from the parents of the daughter. After marriage the girl is tortured or divorced for nonfulfillment of dowry. These are the major fields of gender discrimination in our country. The social effects of such discrimination are acute. For it, many girls suffer from inferiority complex which hampers the flourish of their personality. It affects their children and next generations. It is a great loss. Some effective steps can be taken to remove gender discrimination from our social system. Among these, ensuring female education, creating mass awareness, avoiding social dogmas are very important. An equal earning opportunity should be ensured for women.

Gender Discrimination and Human Rights

Gender discrimination refers to the difference between male and female in respect of enjoying human rights. In Bangladesh, this evil practice is found in almost all sectors of life. Some parents possess a negative attitude towards girl children. They usually expect boy children. So, when a girl is born, she is not welcomed by her parents. Thus this discriminatory treatment begins from the very moment of birth. There are many families where girls and boys do not get equal treatment from their parents. It is seen that sisters are given less food as compared to their brothers. Even they are given less costly dress. Many parents do not send their female children to school because they think that it is a waste of money to spend for girls. Besides, many parents marry their daughters off quite earlier. Moreover, girls are not usually allowed to go out of home without the parents’ permission and male escort. Thus, they grow up in a kind of confinement within four walls. Finally, we can say that females are facing discrimination everywhere in life and we should create awareness among people to free our society from this curse.

How To Learn English

We know English is a foreign language. So, it is difficult to learn English. We have to develop some language skills to learn English. These are listening, speaking, reading, and writing. It is a communicative method of learning English. To practice listening skills, we have to listen to English discussions and programs. Besides, we have to listen to the radio, T.V. programs and news in English. When we listen to the news in English, we should try to understand it. In the class, the students should speak English to one another. While we are alone, we can speak aloud to ourselves, we have to read our lessons regularly. We should also write them. We have to practice freehand writing on any topic. For this purpose, we have to learn words and their meanings. We should also learn the basic rules of grammar and sentence patterns. At the same time, we have to form the habit of using these in our practical life. If we practice in this way, we can be perfect in English.

How to Learn English Well

English is an international language and is considered as a lingua franca to communicate internationally. Being a second language or International language, one may face difficulty while learning English. There are four fields in acquiring a second language. These are – Reading, Writing, Speaking, and Listening. If any person wants to become fluent in English he/she must perform well in these four fields. First of all, Speaking English is very important. An English learner should speak as often and as much as possible. The best way to do this is to be acquainted with the English speaking environment. He/she may take an English course in an English language school, or better still, learn English in an English-speaking country. Like speaking, listening is also very important acquiring English. It’s also good to watch TV shows, or movies in English. The news can be difficult to the level 1 students, but the more the learner’s listen the more they will pick up. Reading English is something the learners can do to help themselves while learning English. Learners should read English newspapers, magazines, story books daily. Moreover writing English is not less important. Starting with small sentences and make them longer the learners can make themselves skilled. Again, the internet is a great way to help. They can to make friends online, visit chat rooms, forums, or post comments on blogs. These are all useful tools for them to learn English well gradually.

How to Learn English WellEnglish is an international language. However, learning a language is not an easy matter. It would be easier for us, if we try to improve the four skills in a language. The four skills are as:  listening, speaking, reading and writing. Actually, there are two ways to acquire a language. One is called acquisition and the other is named learning. First, if a person wants to improve in listening skill, he needs to be a careful listener. He can also listen to the B.B.C radio news and can enjoy other programmes in English. Gradually his listening skill will be developed. Secondly, speaking is the most important skill of all. To improve the skill we must converse in English as much as possible. There is no other way to do better in the skill but to practise speaking. We should not be much worried about our mistakes while speaking. Thirdly, reading is the third skill. We can be successful in the skill only by reading a great number of books. And they must be written in English. One can read short stories, English newspapers, English grammar books by the English and so on. Finally, writing is another essential language skill. To be good at writing, we must write regularly and for this, we can choose any topic. Although, it is hard to be a good writer, only rigorous practice may help us in this regard. Thus we can both acquire and learn English well.    

Importance of Learning English

The language which is used all over the world for smooth communication is called an international language. English is an international language as it is widely used for international communication in many countries. Now, it has created its appeal all over the world and has become a must for multilateral communication. It is a universal fact that the world cannot go for a single day without English. In order to keep pace with the present world, we should have a good command over English. For maintaining communication with foreign countries and international organizations, we should English. Moreover, in order to have an access to the latest knowledge, research of the world, we need to learn English. Most of the records, documents and particulars are written in English. All the journals, magazines, articles and papers are also written in English. Besides, for the sake of higher education, we should learn it. Again, we should learn English because it can ensure our future career. People having a good command over English are highly valued in the job market. However, learning English is not an easy task. In case of learning English, one should learn the grammatical rules very carefully. Without learning grammar, it is not possible to have a good command over English. Our present English textbook which is based on the communicative purposes is very helpful for learning English. It introduces us with the communicative function of English and helps us use it in practical situations.

Importance of Learning English paragraph for Class 6, 7 (150 words)

English is an international language. It is pronounce
d all over the world. About 30 million people in the world speak English. So learning English is very important. English is essential to communicate with foreign people. It is also important for higher education. All higher education books are written in English. It is also helpful in getting a job. You can get a job inside or outside the country by learning English. English is also important in every field of life. English has turned the world into a global village. People can communicate with anyone around the world through this common language. To have a good control over English we need to learn English. A student should learn English not only to get good results but also to lead a good life. So the importance of learning English cannot be described in words.

Importance of learning English paragraph for Class 8 (200 words)

People cannot but learn English to communicate with others. English also has many life related practical aspects which are important for a comfortable and happy living. For example, we need a good paying job to earn money. English can make it easier. A person with good English skills can easily find any good paying job inside or outside the country. Due to advancement in technology we can now travel from one country to another very easily. So, English is essential to communicate with people from other countries because English is known as a common language. Due to the progress of time students need to learn English to pass higher education. With the changing world and the advancement of technology, the importance of learning English is increasing. In global village now we can communicate with anyone if we know common language. We cannot depend on English for our education, jobs, communication etc. We must depend on English to fulfill our basic needs. In a word, we cannot deny the importance of learning English because it is complicated with our personal life.

Importance of learning English paragraph for (250 words)

As the lingua franca of the world, English is can be told the most important language as it has influence on different aspects of life. To cross the border among countries there is no alternative than English. English is the most living language of the world. It is widely accepted as a means of international communication among the different countries of the world. English is not only an international language but also a treasure house of knowledge of all kinds. The best books on different branches of modern science, technology and others are mostly written in English. Hence, students must know English well to understand the language and to grasp the knowledge contained in these books. We can not be able to produce good doctor’s, skilled technicians and efficient engineers if our students do not have adequate knowledge of English. In other words, we can say that in order to keep pace with the advanced and developed countries, we are to learn English well. Moreover, English has a rich literature. If we stop studying English, there is a possiblity that we shall be cut off from the tide of modern western civilization. Learning English offers us a great opportunities to get good jobs both home and abroad. Above all, anybody: willing to get higher education in science and technology or any other subjects needs the knowledge of English. So everybody should learn English well.

Importance of learning English paragraph for HSC (300 words)

Among the 7111 languages on the world, only 23 languages are used by most of the people for speaking. English is considered as the most important language in these 23 languages. English is not only official language in 39 countries but also second language in 55 countries. People cannot but learn English in order to communicate with others. As the reason behind the importance of learning English, there are so many things. Mainly in our country, students learn English for making a good result. But English also has many life related practical side which are important for leading a comfortable and happy life. For example, in order to earn money we need a job with a good salary. English can make this more easier. A person having a good command over English can easily find any job with a good salary inside or outside of the country. Due to the advancement of technology we can now travel from one country to another very easily. So, to communicate with the people of other countries English is a must as English is known as a common language. Despite these reasons, English is also essential for good performing in higher education. Because of the progressing of time students must learn English for passing higher education. With the changing world and the progress of technology the importance of learning English is increasing. With the invention of internet and mobile phone we have turned the world into a global village. Now we can contact with any person if we know the common language. We cannot but depend on English for our education, job, communication etc. In order to fulfill our basic needs we must rely on English. In a word, we can’t denial the importance of learning English as it is complicated with our individual life. As long as we live in the world we have to know English. For these reasons, we shouldn’t deny the importance of learning English rather we should learn English. This paragraph named, “The importance of learning English paragraph” is really important for exam. The students should show their creativity also. Please consider this as a help hand. Notify us if any errors are found.

International Mother Language Day

International Mother Language Day is an important day in the history of Bangladesh. Formerly it was known as ‘Language Martyrs’ Day’, but now it has been recognized internationally as the ‘International Mother Language Day’ on 17 November,1999 by UNESCO. At present this day is observed all over the world to show love for mother tongue. In our country, it is observed as a national mourning day. This is the day on which a lot of young Bengalis laid down their lives to uphold the right of their mother language. Salam, Barkat, Rafique, Zabbar including others were shot dead in the language movement procession against the illegal ruling party of Pakistan. Every year we observe the day with profound solemnity and great respect for the martyrs. Early in the morning, the whole nation comes to the martyrs’ monument to pay homage and due respect to the departed souls. People of all walks of life come here bare-footed in procession and offer flowers and wreaths to show honour to the martyrs. The people there keep silent for some minutes in honour and remembrance of the language martyrs. Government and non-government organizations arrange programmes to celebrate the day. On the occasion, national programmes are held that are joined by the President, Prime Minister, and other high officials of government. Newspapers publish special supplements on the occasion. Television channels and radio stations broadcast special programmes highlighting the significance of the day. Prayer is held in public prayer halls throughout the country for the salvation of the martyrs. This day inspires the people to love their mother language. We should do everything to save the honour of our mother language.

International Mother Language Day

International Mother Language Day, observed on February 21st, is a day to celebrate linguistic and cultural diversity and to promote multilingualism. This day was established by the United Nations in 1999 to recognize the importance of preserving and promoting mother languag
es, which are a key component of cultural identity and heritage. The day also serves to highlight the importance of language as a tool for promoting education, scientific and cultural development, and social and economic progress. Mother languages play a vital role in shaping a person’s identity and are often passed down from generation to generation. They are a means of communication, expression, and cultural transmission, and are deeply intertwined with cultural traditions, beliefs, and values. Despite this, many mother languages are endangered and at risk of disappearing, as people are often encouraged to speak dominant or “official” languages instead. International Mother Language Day serves as an opportunity to raise awareness about the importance of mother languages and to promote language preservation efforts. This can include education and literacy programs in mother languages, as well as efforts to promote multilingualism and cultural diversity. It is also a time to reflect on the challenges faced by linguistic communities, such as language discrimination and the erosion of cultural heritage, and to consider ways to address these issues. In conclusion, International Mother Language Day is a day to celebrate linguistic and cultural diversity and to promote the preservation of mother languages. By valuing and preserving mother languages, we can help to build a more diverse and inclusive world, where people are free to express themselves and share their cultural heritage.

International Mother Language Day

International Mother Language Day, observed on February 21st, is a day dedicated to celebrating linguistic and cultural diversity. Established by the United Nations in 1999, the day serves to promote multilingualism and the preservation of mother languages, which play a crucial role in shaping a person’s identity and cultural heritage. Mother languages are a means of communication, expression, and cultural transmission, but are often threatened by the promotion of dominant or “official” languages. International Mother Language Day serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving and promoting mother languages. It is a time to raise awareness about the significance of language as a tool for education, cultural development, and social and economic progress. This day also highlights the challenges faced by linguistic communities, such as language discrimination and the erosion of cultural heritage, and calls for action to address these issues. Efforts to preserve mother languages can include education and literacy programs in those languages, as well as promoting multilingualism and cultural diversity. By valuing and preserving mother languages, we can help to build a more diverse and inclusive world, where people are free to express themselves and share their cultural heritage. It is important to recognize the contributions of mother languages and to acknowledge their value in shaping our identities and cultural traditions. In conclusion, International Mother Language Day is a day to celebrate the richness and diversity of mother languages and to promote their preservation. By valuing and promoting linguistic diversity, we can help to build a more inclusive and culturally rich world.

International Mother Language Day

International Mother Language Day, observed on February 21st, is a day to celebrate linguistic and cultural diversity and to promote the preservation of mother languages. This day was established by the United Nations to recognize the importance of preserving and promoting mother languages, which are a vital component of cultural identity and heritage. Mother languages play a significant role in shaping a person’s identity, and are often passed down from generation to generation. Despite the importance of mother languages, many are endangered and at risk of disappearing. International Mother Language Day serves as an opportunity to raise awareness about the importance of mother languages and to promote language preservation efforts. This includes education and literacy programs in mother languages and efforts to promote multilingualism and cultural diversity. Language is a tool for promoting education, scientific and cultural development, and social and economic progress. It is crucial to ensure that mother languages are valued and preserved so that people can continue to express themselves and share their cultural heritage. By promoting linguistic and cultural diversity, we can build a more inclusive and diverse world. In conclusion, International Mother Language Day is a day to celebrate the significance of mother languages and to promote their preservation. By valuing and preserving mother languages, we can help to promote cultural diversity and support the development of strong, vibrant communities.

International Mother Language Day

The 21st February is a red letter day in our history. It is observed as the shaheed day or mother language day. Throughout the year of 1952 the students and general people of the then east Pakistan protested against the adamant declaration of the Pakistani leaders that Urdu shall be the only state language of Pakistan. The Bengal is composed and protested this unjust imposition and denial of the status of their mother language. They demanded for bangla to be given the status of the status language. Their protests culminated on 21 February 1952 when the police fired on a procession brought by the students at Dhaka university campus. Some of valiant souls –Rafique, jabbar, Salam, barkat were killed. They are the first martyrs in the world for the cause of language. This blood – shedding is the historical 21st February. Since then the day is being observed as shaheed dibash. Through their sacrifices and blood, the martyrs brought home their demand for the status of mother language. In recognition of the struggle and sacrifices of the heroic Bengalis, and to promote and sustain every language in the world the UNESCO declared 21st February as international mother language day in 1998. Since then the day is observed with honour and solemnity thought-out the world.

Load Shedding

• What is load shedding?
• What are the causes of load shedding?
• When does it occur?
• What are its bad effects?
• What should we do to stop load shedding?

Load shedding means the discontinuity of supply of electricity for short or long time. Nowadays it has become a part of our daily life. There are many reasons for load shedding. The insufficient production of electricity is the main reason of it. Misuse and illegal connection of electricity are the other reasons of it. It occurs mostly at night because the demand of electricity is more than in the daytime. The bad effects of load shedding are beyond description. It creates problem in the socio-economic development of the country. Mills and factories, shops, hospitals etc. become paralyzed due to load shedding. The sufferings of the students know no bounds. They sit in the darkness closing their books during the load shedding. They suffer a lot of if it occurs in the time of their examination. The patients also suffer terribly because operation stops in hospitals for load shedding. Load shedding at night also encourages the thieves. However, this problem should be solved at any cost. The concerned authority must take necessary steps to stop it. More power stations should be established. Illegal connection and system loss should also be stopped. After all, there is no alternative to be conscious about the misuse of electricity.

Load Shedding: A paucity of power generation

Load shed
ding has become a very common affair in our daily life these days. The people living in the areas supplied with electricity are quite familiar with the term load shedding. In the modern world electricity plays a very important role in regulating our life. Any interruption in the supply of this vital item of energy can put the whole system out of order and simultaneously can paralyse our daily activities. In our country there is hardly any area which is not affected by load shedding. Load shedding means the discontinuation of supply of electricity. Load shedding occurs when generation of power is less than the demand and when we distribute electricity wrongly. It creates many problems of far-reaching consequences in the economic and social development of the country. Most of the mills and factories become idle and for this reason industrial production declines and workers are retrenched. Social works and activities cannot go in order. Students cannot study properly because of the failure of electricity. During load shedding they are to study in dim candlelight. The housewife gropes in the darkness in the kitchen. The shops are to close down before the closing time. Spectators in the cinema hall spend hours in stuffy suffocation for load shedding. All types of productions stop and the entire life comes to a standstill during the period of load shedding. So, proper steps should be taken to stop load shedding. By establishing more power plants, power houses and by stopping unplanned distribution of electricity, illegal connection and reducing system loss, we can solve this problem.

Load-Shedding

Electricity is the driving force of modern civilization. The production of mills and factories depends on continuous supply of power. But now-a-days load-shedding has become a common affair in our daily life. It occurs when the generation of power is less than the demand. Load shedding creates various serious problems. Mills and factories become standstill, industrial production declines, workers become workless. As a result, our economy is affected seriously. It also creates serious problem in domestic life. Fresh food preserved  in refrigerator gets rotten. The housewife plunges in the darkness in the kitchen, shops have to close down. It disturbs the study of the students. They cannot take preparation for the exam as frequent load shedding occurs at night. They suffer terribly on the nights before their examination. During summer load shedding causes intolerable torture on the people. In short, the entire life- domestic and industrial comes to a standstill due to load shedding. So, government should establish more power plants to solve this problem. People want to get rid of the curse of load shedding at any cost. 

Load Shedding

Load shedding is an unfortunate reality for many countries around the world and it has a huge impact on everyday life. Load shedding is a process by which electricity is rationed or cut off for a certain period of time in order to prevent an overload on the power grid. This can be caused by a variety of reasons, from technical issues to deliberate attempts to conserve energy. Regardless, the end result is the same, and it can have far-reaching implications. In areas where load shedding is common, it can lead to a decrease in productivity and efficiency due to the disruption of business operations and services. This can have a significant impact on the economy, as businesses are unable to operate at full capacity and revenues are lost. It can also lead to increased unemployment, as businesses may need to lay off workers in order to cope with the reduced demand. On a personal level, load shedding can be extremely disruptive. It can mean that people are unable to do basic tasks such as cooking, studying, and taking care of household chores. It can also lead to a lack of access to essential services such as medical care, due to power outages in hospitals. Load shedding is a major issue that needs to be addressed in order to ensure that people have access to reliable electricity. Governments and other organizations need to work together to come up with solutions that will reduce the impact of load shedding and allow people to go about their lives with minimal disruption.

Load Shedding Paragraph For Class 6

Load shedding is a common term used to refer to the deliberate and temporary interruption of electricity supply to prevent the total collapse of the power grid. It is usually done during peak hours when the demand for electricity is high and the supply is low. This practice is used by power companies to balance the supply and demand of electricity and to prevent the system from overloading, which can lead to power outages and system failures. Load shedding can cause inconvenience and disruptions to people’s daily routines. During load shedding, households and businesses may experience power cuts for hours at a time, leading to disruptions in communication, cooking, and other essential activities. However, load shedding is necessary to prevent more severe and prolonged power outages that can cause damage to the power grid and affect a larger number of people. It is important to be prepared for load shedding by having backup power sources, such as generators or solar panels. Additionally, individuals can conserve electricity during peak hours by turning off non-essential appliances and using energy-efficient lighting and appliances. By working together to manage energy demand, we can help to minimize the impact of load shedding and ensure a stable and reliable power supply for everyone.

Load Shedding Paragraph For Class 7

Load shedding is a practice used by power companies to manage the supply and demand of electricity. It involves deliberately and temporarily interrupting the electricity supply to certain areas to prevent the entire power grid from collapsing. Load shedding usually occurs during peak hours when the demand for electricity is high and the supply is low. Although load shedding can cause inconvenience, it is necessary to maintain the stability of the power grid and prevent more prolonged power outages that can affect a larger number of people. During load shedding, households and businesses may experience power cuts for several hours at a time, leading to disruptions in communication, cooking, and other essential activities. It is essential to be prepared for load shedding by having backup power sources, such as generators or solar panels. Additionally, individuals can conserve electricity during peak hours by turning off non-essential appliances and using energy-efficient lighting and appliances. By understanding the importance of load shedding and taking necessary precautions, we can help ensure a stable and reliable power supply for everyone. We can work together to manage energy demand and minimize the impact of load shedding on our daily lives.

Load Shedding Paragraph For Class 8

Load shedding is a common problem faced by many countries. It is the intentional interruption of electricity supply to a certain area for a certain period of time. This is done in order to reduce the demand for electricity in a particular area, thus preventing a power outage. Load shedding is normally caused by a shortage of electricity in the system, or in some cases, to prevent a power outage from occurring. Load shedding can have a devastating effect on the economy and people’s lives, as it affects all sectors, including industry, commerce, transport, and other public services. Load shedding also leads to increased energy costs and decreased economic activity in a region. On the othe
r hand, it can also be used to conserve energy and reduce emissions. In order to reduce the effects of load shedding, proper planning and efficient use of energy resources is necessary.

Load Shedding Paragraph For Class 9

Load shedding is a term used to describe a situation where there is not enough electricity supply to meet the demand. This results in a planned shutdown of electricity in certain areas for a specific period of time. Load shedding is a common occurrence in many countries around the world, including South Africa, where power outages are a regular part of daily life. The effects of load shedding can be significant, causing inconvenience and disruptions to daily activities. During load shedding, homes, schools, and businesses are left without electricity, making it difficult to carry out daily activities. It can also have an impact on the economy, with businesses being forced to close and workers unable to carry out their jobs. To combat the negative effects of load shedding, individuals and businesses can invest in backup power sources such as generators and solar panels. These alternatives can provide a reliable source of electricity during times of power outages, ensuring that essential services can continue to operate. It is important to remember that load shedding is a necessary measure to prevent power grids from being overloaded and to ensure a stable supply of electricity. By taking steps to mitigate its effects, individuals and businesses can ensure that essential services continue to operate even during power outages caused by load shedding.

Load Shedding Paragraph For Class SSC

Load shedding is an unavoidable problem that our country is facing nowadays. It is a situation when the electricity supply is discontinued for a certain period of time. Load shedding has become a regular feature of our lives, due to the huge gap between the demand and supply of electricity. It is mainly caused by the lack of power generation facilities and the shortage of fuel to run them. During load shedding, people are unable to get basic services like electricity for lighting, watching television, and other electric appliances. This causes great inconvenience to the people and adversely affects their work. Load shedding affects almost every sector of the economy, including industry, agriculture, education, health, transportation, and communication. It has a negative impact on the production process and leads to a loss of profits. People have to bear extreme heat or cold during summers or winters, as there is no electricity supply for air-conditioners or heaters. Moreover, students have to face difficulty in studying due to power cuts. Therefore, it is necessary to find a permanent solution to the load-shedding problem. The government should take necessary steps to enhance the power generation facilities and ensure an adequate and efficient power supply to the people. Moreover, people should also start using energy-efficient appliances in order to reduce the demand for electricity.

Load Shedding Paragraph In 200 Words

Load shedding is a term used to describe the deliberate and temporary shutdown of electricity supply to a particular area or region. It is often implemented as a last resort measure by power companies when there is an imbalance between the demand and supply of electricity. Load shedding is often caused by various factors such as technical faults, natural disasters, maintenance, and insufficient generation capacity. The impact of load shedding can be severe and far-reaching, affecting households, businesses, and industries alike. During load shedding, people are left without electricity for extended periods, leading to disruption of daily routines, work, and study. Industries and businesses may suffer huge losses due to interrupted production processes and reduced productivity. Furthermore, load shedding can lead to increased crime rates and accidents, especially during the night when the lack of light makes it easier for criminals to operate. To address the issue of load shedding, governments, and power companies have implemented various measures. These include investing in renewable energy sources such as solar and wind power, increasing power generation capacity, and encouraging consumers to adopt energy-efficient practices. Additionally, load-shedding schedules are often communicated to the public in advance to enable them to plan accordingly and minimize the impact of power cuts. In conclusion, load shedding is a temporary but often necessary measure to balance the demand and supply of electricity. While it can have severe consequences, effective planning, and communication can help mitigate its impact on households, businesses, and industries.

Load Shedding

Load shedding generally means the deliberate shutdown of electrical power in a part of a power distribution system. For developing and under-developed countries, it has become one of the resistance to the overall development of the country. The reasons behind the frequent electricity power cut are lack of electricity production, insufficient power plants, and raw materials, weak distribution system, etc. It may also cause for extreme weather, damage in supply-chain, a sudden increase in electric demand, and for other reasons. From households to factories, shopping malls to industries, courts to corporate offices, everywhere there is a need for electricity. We are deeply connected with electronics like lights, fans, air conditioners, cookers, heaters, refrigerators, and television, and In every sphere of our life. As our country Bangladesh is not a developed one, it cannot supply enough amount of electricity to the big number of population spreading all over the cities and villages. The main cause of load shedding in our country is maintaining the balance between the demand of consumers and the rate of electricity production. When load shedding occurs, darkness arises throughout the area. People get interrupted in their respective workplaces, students cannot study, elders cannot perform their jobs, and accidents on roads and household occurs. Especially in summer, this load shedding is a load of fright when everyone is already passing a night enough sticky, hot, and hellish. And not only our individual lives but also hampers the national day passing. The roads and highways become gloomy and dark, the shopping malls cannot operate properly, the industries cannot run without electricity, and face a drop in production which hampers the economy of the country. The most pathetic situation creates when a doctor cannot provide treatment to the dying patient. While we face Our government is working hard to eradicate this crisis by taking several projects. It is a milestone for Bangladesh to bring 100 percent of the population under electricity coverage. The whole country has already been brought under the distribution chain of electricity from industry to households and hill tracts to remote villages. But it can not supply electricity as per demand due to the recent price hikes of raw materials for the Ukraine-Russia War in the global market. An alternative source of raw materials for running power plants, investing in renewable energy, and reducing electrical loss have been taken into action. Side by side, establishing new power plants like Ruppor Nuclear Power Plant, Payra Power plant, Matar bari Power Plant, power plant, importing electricity from India’s Adani power plant, etc actions projects are ongoing. But from our side, we have to cooperate with the authority by proper use of electricity and stop the wast
e of energy for no reason. Changing our lifestyles, using solar panels in the house, not using electricity willingly, and stopping the waste of electricity is to be ensured from our side. Thus we may have a country free of load shedding, free of suffering, and far away from the darkness.

Load Shedding

Load shedding indicates the absence of electricity. frequent electricity power cuts for maintaining the balance between the demand of consumers and the rate of electricity production. It has become a serious problem nowadays in our country. As our country Bangladesh is not a developed one, it cannot supply enough amount of electricity to the big number of population spreading all over the cities and villages. In every sphere of our life, we are deeply connected with electronics like lights, fans, air conditioners, cookers, heaters, refrigerators, television, and computer even in this present world the internet connection is built up based on electricity. When load shedding occurs, darkness arises throughout an area. People get interrupted in their respective workplaces, students cannot study, elders cannot perform their jobs, and accidents on roads and household occurs. Especially in summer, this load shedding is a load of fright when everyone is already passing a night enough sticky, hot, and hellish. And not only our individual lives but also hampers the national day passing. The industries cannot run without electricity and face a drop in production which hampers the economy of the country. It is a matter of joy that our government is working hard to eradicate this crisis by taking several electric plant projects like Ruppur Nuclear Powerplant, Matar Bari Coal Power Plant, etc. The whole country has already been brought under the distribution chain of electricity from industry to households and hill tracts to remote villages. But from our side, we have to cooperate with the authority by proper use of electricity and stop the waste of energy for no reason. And if we work from our respective places regarding this load shedding, we may come up with success and may have a country free of load shedding

Load Shedding (500 Words)

Load shedding is a term used to describe the deliberate and temporary power outage or electricity rationing that is implemented by power utilities in many countries around the world. This practice is used to balance the supply and demand of electricity during periods of high demand or when there are unexpected disruptions to the power grid. Load shedding occurs when there is an insufficient supply of electricity to meet the demand. This can happen for several reasons, including increased demand during peak hours, equipment failures, and maintenance or repair work. Load shedding is a necessary measure to prevent the entire power grid from collapsing, which could result in longer and more widespread power outages. Load shedding can have significant economic and social consequences. Businesses may be forced to shut down or reduce production, leading to a loss of revenue and jobs. Hospitals and other essential services may also be affected, which can have serious consequences for public health and safety. To manage the impact of load shedding, power utilities often implement a schedule of planned power outages in advance. This allows businesses and individuals to plan for the disruption and take necessary measures to minimize the impact. However, unplanned outages can still occur, which can have a more significant impact on businesses and individuals. Load shedding can also have a significant impact on the environment. During periods of high demand, power utilities may have to use less environmentally friendly energy sources to meet the demand. This can result in increased carbon emissions and other forms of pollution, which can have a negative impact on air and water quality. To address the issue of load shedding, power utilities and governments are investing in new infrastructure and technologies to increase the supply of electricity and reduce demand during peak hours. This includes the development of renewable energy sources such as solar and wind power, which can help reduce the reliance on fossil fuels and reduce carbon emissions. In addition to investing in new infrastructure, individuals can also take steps to reduce their energy consumption and minimize the impact of load shedding. This includes turning off appliances when not in use, using energy-efficient light bulbs, and reducing the use of air conditioning and heating during peak hours. In conclusion, load shedding is a necessary measure to balance the supply and demand of electricity during periods of high demand or disruptions to the power grid. However, it can have significant economic, social, and environmental consequences. To address the issue of load shedding, power utilities and governments are investing in new infrastructure and technologies to increase the supply of electricity and reduce demand during peak hours. Individuals can also take steps to reduce their energy consumption and minimize the impact of load shedding.

Load shedding

Load shedding is the direct result of the gap between demand and supply of current. In order to cope with the shortage of power generation the authority concerned stops the flow of electricity to a certain area for a certain period. This is called load shedding. Load shedding gets frequent during summer and day time when the demand of power reaches its peak. When the supply of current to an area is stopped, the whole area plunges into darkness. Life conies almost to a standstill. The mills and factories stop functioning immediately. Load shedding usually lasts for one or two hours. But sometimes it lasts for several hours, even for days together. As a result, production in mills and factories is intercepted seriously. The economy suffers huge loss. Due to power failure at night, the students car not prepare their lesson. Their study is hampered.  In the midst of baking heat of summer load shedding is the most awful experience. The air conditioners, fans do not work. Refrigerators stop functioning. Foods and medicines are spoilt. So load shedding is a curse. We want to get rid of this. We can minimize the problem of load shedding by avoiding the misuse of power and making a proper plan. The government should set up new power plants and stop huge corruption in the power sector to remove the power crisis.

Modern Technology

Modern technology means a further progress from an old technology. In the present globe, it is beyond thoughts to go without technologies such as television, mobile phone, computers and others. They have strongly made a room in people’s current existence and it is quite unimaginable for them to go a day without the presence of these technologies. Modern technology is used in different fields making easy access to relevant information anytime from anywhere through various devices and processes including e-fax machines, electronic mail, mobile phones, video conferencing and social networking sites. Human life enjoys so many advantages with improved technology whose impact in modern life is immeasurable with the help of internet, we can learn new things and do online courses. With the help of social networking sites, we are able to communicate with our childhood friends, relatives etc easily. With advanced technology in the agricultural field, we are able-to meet food requirements all over the world. But sometimes the way we implement various technologies ends up harming our lives. Technology has turned the world into a global village with the use of internet and social networking sites. It can be used in greater services of the mankind by ap
plying it only in the development activities rather than in any affairs detrimental to humanity.

Modern Technology

Present time is the time of science and technology. Modern technology is a great gift for modern civilization and Society. We observe the use of technology in all sector of our life . The most significant matter is that the technology is getting modernized through nonstop research of science. Science is always useful for us. We cannot think of our modern lifestyle without the blessing of science and modern technology. Now-a-days technology is being used in the sphere of education, industry, medical treatment, information and communication technology , household activity and space technology. Modern society is a blessing of technology. The apply of technology had made our life easy and comfortable. A huge number of daily necessary product are made by the help of modern technology. Such as medicine, cosmetic products, gmo food , automobile, cloths etc. Computer, radio, television, refrigerator, airplane, internet, cell phone, telephone etc are the gift of modern technology and science. Moreover, modern technology has presented us speedy vehicles like car, bus, airplane, train, steamer, launch etc. We can easily  communicate to any person of the world in a little time. We use technology in sea, space to gain benefit and welfare. Modern technology made impossible thing possible to us. It can be used for greater benefit of mankind if it is utilized smartly and judiciously. They are  some demerits of technology too. The atom bomb, hydrogen bomb etc which was made by the help of technology is dangerous for mankind and the world. In example , Hiroshima and Nagasaki  were destroyed by atom bomb by USA. As a result , a large number of people die. So technology should be maintain some criteria that conserve the rights of human civilization and the environment. It should be applied wisely for more welfare of mankind and the world.

Modern technology paragraph For Class 5,6,7,8

Modern technology is a term used for the development of science in our society or our generation. Currently, the use of technology is increasing day by day based on the needs of people. We have computer technology because of technology. Science and technology is one of the most beneficial things for us because it provides various benefits like it makes our work easier and better. With current technology we can easily complete any task. Like earlier we had to wait for newspaper to get news but now we are getting news immediately. With the proper use of technology we are earning foreign currency through the freelancers of our country. While technology is good for us, it also has bad effects. As a result of its misuse, juvenile gangs are being created in the society. Hackers are getting the opportunity to hack the websites of public and private banks illegally. There are many other downsides to this. So we must know the good side of technology before using it. Family members should be careful about this. Children should be watched over who is doing what.

Modern Technology (for JSC & SSC)

Modern age is an age of science and technology. Modern technology is a great blessing for mankind. We see the influence of modern technology everywhere. We can not think for our modern life without technology. At present technology is being used in industry, communication, medical treatment, household activities etc. The use of technology has made our life easy and comfortable. Modern civilization is the gift of technology. Radio, television, computer, refrigerator, dish-antena etc are the blessing of modern technology. Modern technology has turned the world into a global village through internet and mass media. Besides, Modern technology has presented speed ehiches, supersonic aroplanes. They have helps us to conquer distance. Now we can communicate with anyone living at any place in the world within a moment. With the help of modern technology we can find out the lost ships or planes in the deep sea or ocean. But technology has some disadvantage. Nuclear weapons, biological weapons arw used in war. As a result a great number of people die. Satellite TV channels are also causing harm to the culture of different countries. So we all should try to use technology wisely for the welfare of mankind.

Modern technology paragraph For Class 9-10/ SSC

Today we live in an era called the age of science and technology. Modern technology is one of the great blessings of present civilization. We see the use of modern technology in every aspect of our life. We cannot imagine our modern life without science and technology. Technology is being used in industry, communication, education, medicine, household work. The use of modern technology has made our life easy and comfortable. Modern technology has turned the whole world into a global village due to which we can see the whole world in the palm of our hand. Thanks to mobile phones, internet, television, computers, we can instantly know what is happening in the farthest corner of the world. We can communicate with anyone living anywhere in the world within seconds. Medical technology has advanced a lot. It is used in the diagnosis and treatment of very complex diseases. Advanced aircraft, rockets, ships etc. are gifts of modern technology. Factories are making things very fast. Mobile phones and computers are definitely the most amazing inventions of science. Apart from human-to-human communication, we can enjoy various things in these two wonderful scientific devices. Technology has made the impossible possible. In a word, it is the lifeblood and soul of modern civilization.

Modern technology paragraph For HSC Students

Modern technology is a great gift to modern civilization and society. We notice the use of technology in all aspects of our lives. Most importantly, technology is being modernized through continuous research in science. Science is always useful to us. We cannot think of our modern lifestyle without the blessings of science and modern technology. Today’s technology is used in education, industry, medicine, information and communication technology, home appliances and aerospace technology. Modern society is blessed with technology. Application of technology has made our life easy and comfortable. Many daily essential products are manufactured with the help of modern technology. Such as medicines, cosmetic products, GMO food, automobiles, clothes etc. Computers, radios, televisions, refrigerators, airplanes, internet, cell phones, telephones etc. are gifts of modern technology and science. Moreover, modern technology has gifted us with high-speed vehicles like cars, buses, airplanes, trains, steamers, launches etc. We can communicate with anyone in the world in no time. We use technology at sea, in space for convenience and welfare. Modern technology has made the impossible possible for us. Used wisely it can be used for the greater good of mankind. These are also some of the drawbacks of technology. Atomic bomb, hydrogen bomb etc. created with the help of technology are dangerous for mankind and the world. As Hiroshima and Nagasaki were destroyed by US atomic bombs. A large number of people died as a result. Therefore, technology should maintain certain standards that preserve the rights of human civilization and environment. It should be applied wisely for the greater good of mankind and the world.

Modern Technology

Modern  technology is a term used for the growth in our society or in our generation in our science and our knowledge is known as modern technology everything is increasing day by day according to their needs .Every  facilities provided due to the technology we have technology of computer , science .technology is a most beneficial thing for us it provides various facilities such as it makes our work easier and better.Technology have solution of everything in our society and our problems .we are totally dependent on modern technology .the modern technology has facilities for us and various knowledge for us but it also has a wrong side it also has demerits people use to in a bad way which is very wrong thing and it also influx our society or the teenagers which is not good for them . Because everything has a good or bad side to the technology also have good merits or demerits.

Modern Technology (for HSC)

Technology is the most useful form of science for the general population. In simple words, technology is when we take the concepts of science and transform them into gadgets and devices that are useful to us as human beings. When we look around us, almost everything is a result of or a form of technology. For example, the device you are using right now is a form of technology made for communication, or the refrigerator in your kitchen is a use of science that helps to keep your food fresh and cool. With these examples, we see how dependent we are on technology and how important it is for us in our daily lives. It isn’t easy to imagine our lives without using any form of technology. For the smallest of communications, we tend to turn to our mobile phones. Even most of the food we eat is packaged in factories using various technologies. Thus, imagining a life without technology is impossible. It is not only a fact of life but also a necessity for all of us. In fact, the smartphone, that is, a mobile phone which can connect to the internet, is becoming one of the fastest-growing and most accessible forms of technology around the world. On a smartphone, you can click photographs, browse the internet, listen to music, and use social media. With the advent of smartphone technology, the practical purpose of not only communicating with your friends is met, but also so many others, as mentioned. Thus, in today’s world, the importance of technology becomes more and more as the years pass. Scientists have done so much to advance humans using technology, and we still have a long way to go.

Modern Technology (250 to 300 Words)

Technology is the most useful form of science for the general population. In simple words, technology is when we take the concepts of science and transform them into gadgets and devices that are useful to us as human beings. When we look around us, almost everything is a result of or a form of technology. For example, the device you are using right now is a form of technology made for communication, or the refrigerator in your kitchen is a use of science that helps to keep your food fresh and cool. With these examples, we see how dependent we are on technology and how important it is for us in our daily lives. It isn’t easy to imagine our lives without using any form of technology. For the smallest of communications, we tend to turn to our mobile phones. Even most of the food we eat is packaged in factories using various technologies. Thus, imagining a life without technology is impossible. It is not only a fact of life but also a necessity for all of us. In fact, the smartphone, that is, a mobile phone which can connect to the internet, is becoming one of the fastest-growing and most accessible forms of technology around the world. On a smartphone, you can click photographs, browse the internet, listen to music, and use social media. With the advent of smartphone technology, the practical purpose of not only communicating with your friends is met, but also so many others, as mentioned. Thus, in today’s world, the importance of technology becomes more and more as the years pass. Scientists have done so much to advance humans using technology, and we still have a long way to go.

My Aim in Life

Every person has aims in his/ her life and if not he must have a goal to achieve because an aimless man is like a ship without a compass. Everyone has different aims in their lives but my goal is to become a successful Doctor in the future. A doctor is a person who cures patients and saves their lives in case of emergencies. I belong to a family of doctors, my parents are doctors. My dad is a cardiologist and my mother is a psychiatrist. I want to become a cardiologist like my Dad. It is my ambition to become a cardio surgeon and this is the thing that drives me to do the hard work. I want to have good command in subjects like Biology, Physics, Chemistry, and other molecular genetic studies so that I can study MBBS in a reputed government college. I go to Science tuition where my teacher teaches me about different mechanisms in which our body functions. These things fascinate me more to become a doctor and study more about these phenomena. As a responsible citizen and doctor by profession, I will serve the people of my country till the day I die.

My Aim in Life in 200 Words

The aim in life is really important because an aimless person is like a rudderless ship in the sea and does not know the direction of their destination. Likewise, if we also don’t have an aim in our life, we won’t know where to reach. I always wanted to be a professor and now my family is inspiring me to become a professor too. My parents are really supportive and they respect my decision. My favorite subject is English. My teachers are really helpful and they help me a lot to understand everything on this particular subject. They also guide me a lot about future decisions. Mr. Mahbub is my English professor and he knows about my future plans. He always inspires me to do better and work harder. I have a few specific reasons for my future plan. I was once explaining some doubts of my classmates and I realized that I really like explaining and teaching. After my English Honours degree, I will prepare for the Master’s degree. I am pretty much confident about that and I know I will work hard to pursue my dream. Everyone should have a reasonable aim in their life that will help them to reach success.

My Aim In Life 250 Words

Different people have different goals someone wants to become an engineer whereas some other person wants to be an astronaut. Aims vary from person to person. My name is Achint Kumar Sharma and my aim in life is to become an Engineer. I study in class 10th. It’s been my dream from the beginning to be an engineer and study technical problems and provide better solutions for them. My father is an engineer, he earns good money in his profession. I want to be like my father, I want to be a mechanical engineer. I work hard to get what I want and I am preparing myself for the challenges that come in the way. I study 6 hours a day and I have excelled in Physics, Maths, and Chemistry. I also go to Science and Mathematics tuitions where I learn about different things every day. My mother also wants me to be an engineer. After the 12th, I will give the competitive exams and if I get good marks I will get a chance to study at IIT. It’s my dream to study at IIT, Delhi. Engineers are the persons who create new products for the welfare and standard of society. Engineers think innovatively and come up with great ideas that can cha
nge anyone’s life. This thing about Engineers fascinates me the most and I have a creative mindset too. I really want to be an engineer, it’s my dream and I will make it come true as soon as I can. I will not stop until I become a successful engineer in my life. In conclusion, I would say that an aimless person can achieve nothing in his life because he is like a wrecked ship that doesn’t know where to go because it has no destination. In order to succeed in life, it is very important to have dreams and the will to make them come true. I hope this article helped you.

My Aim in Life in 250 Words

To become successful, everyone should have their own aim in life. Aim is the object of life. It is more than mere desire. It is the choice of a profession that a person tries utmost to pursue in a lifetime. I have also my aim in my life. I choose to be a good physician- an honest doctor at the same time. I think I am a quite fit person for this profession. My progress at school all along is very satisfactory. I have a great liking for the science subjects. My teachers also encourage me. My country is still heading for progress. It needs the services from the rank and file of the country. I think I have some service to do for my motherland. There is another reason, too. I am the only child of my parents. My parents would be happy if I become a doctor. They want me to be a good doctor and serve the poor free of cost. They inspire me a lot. I have firm faith in my ability to honor their hope. After obtaining my medical degree, I will go back to the village to treat the poor village men free of any fees. The medical profession is certainly rewarding. But I have in fact no greed for any reward. A doctor’s life is a dedicated life. A smile of a life is my reward and is my impetus. I find great satisfaction in the service of the sick and suffering people. This is really a noble job. I will spare no pains to achieve this noble ideal. Thus I am mentally prepared. My highest ambition is to serve my nation by serving poor humanity. I say My highest ambition is to be a good doctor.

My Aim in Life in 500 Words

The aim in life is really important because an aimless person is like a rudderless ship in the sea and does not know the direction of their destination. Likewise, if we also don’t have an aim in our life, we won’t know where to reach. Thus to achieve it one has to overcome many obstacles and setbacks from time to time. I always wanted to be a professor and now my family is inspiring me to become a professor too. My parents are really supportive and they respect my decision. I have seen lots of my friends want to become a professor, and some of them want to pursue MBA. There are a lot of aims and goals available that students can choose in their life. Right now in this world, the top trending professions are Doctor, Teacher, Programmer, Designer, Architect, Marketer, Supervisor, Manager, Engineer, etc. Maybe you have something unique in you and you want to pursue that. So different people adopt different aims according to their inclination or taste or perception about life. My teachers are really helpful and are always guiding and helping with my future plans. They have always inspired me to do better and work harder. I was once explaining some doubts to my classmates and I realized that I really like explaining and teaching. Later, I experienced teaching while doing an internship with an NGO. I went to a slum and taught kids there. I felt a different kind of satisfaction after teaching them. At that time I realized that I have never felt happier than this and decided to become a professor. I am the one who enjoys exploring new places and getting to know new cultures, languages, and cuisines, then working as a professor offers many chances for me to develop those interests. After my English Honours degree, I will prepare for the Master’s degree. Then I am planning to give the UGC NET exam. Another big plus is the working hours that academia can offer, which are frequently more flexible than in other professions. The biggest advantage of being a professor is that I find jobs in many places all over the world. I am really honest and passionate about my aim in life. It is surely a long journey but I will try my best to reach my goal and I suggest everyone do the same. According to my, timely execution of an action plan with a proactive attitude is the key to success. One of the best ways to stay motivated is by visualizing the change and likewise by achieving step by step milestones.

My Aim in Life

My aim in life is to grow to be a doctor in the future. I believe that medicine is one of the noblest professions to pursue in the world. I belong to a family of doctors and just like my mother, I aspire to be a neurosurgeon. The study of neurology and its impact on our behavior, personality, and character is what intrigues me the most about the field. My curiosity towards the medical world and ambition to be a doctor is what drives me to study harder and more diligently. The study of medicine is not easy but it opens up a whole new world of interaction. Learning about a basic cell function to discovering the mechanisms of our brain is a fascinating journey. As a school student, I wish to excel in certain subjects like biology, chemistry, physics, maths, and psychology so that I can pursue my dream of becoming a doctor and a neurosurgeon. I hope to participate in different charities, health clinics, and services to gain the relevant skills one needs to be a doctor. I wish to work upon my social and communication skills because good communication is the backbone of every industry. I have the confidence and hope that one day I will achieve my aim in life to become a doctor.

My Country: Bangladesh

My country’s name is Bangladesh. Bangladesh is a very small country huge population. It is a medium-developed country in South Asia. We have a very good and progressing economy. It has an area of 147,570 square kilometers. But it has a population of 164 million. That is huge than the area. But it is still a very beautiful and peaceful country. People of Bangladesh are so friendly with each other. This country has a glorious history of independence. We got independence from Pakistan in 1971 after nine mothers’ blood-shedding war. More than 3 million Bangladeshi sacrificed their life in that genocide. But still, we were able to get our independence. After independence, the newly born country faced lots of hard times and struggles. But it rises very well. Now Bangladesh is one of the best countries to live in South Asia. There are so many beautiful spots to see in this country. We have the longest sea beach in the world, cox’s bazaar. The Sundarban is one of the biggest mangrove forests in the entire world and a huge source of beauty. You can find Royal Bengal Tiger there. I love my country very much. I am so lucky to born here.

My Country- Bangladesh

The name of our country is the People’s Republic of Bangladesh. It is one of the most beautiful countries in the world. Our country was a part of Pakistan before 1971. Then we freed our country and achieved victory after nine month’s liberation war. 3 million people sacrificed their lives in the liberation war in 1971. Our independence day is 26th March and Victory day is 16th December. The national language of our country is Bangla. It is also a matter of great pride for us that we are the only nation that sacrificed their lives for the sake of their mother tongue on 21st February of 1952. In order to show respect
to them, UNESCO has declared 21st February as International Mother Language Day. The name of the capital of Bangladesh is Dhaka. It is the busiest and populated city in our country. The total population is 16 crore. The total area of our country is 1,47,570 square km. Our country is a river-oriented country. The main rivers of our country are Padma, Jamuna, Meghna. But due to pollution and river pollution, all of these rivers have shrunk. People of all religions live peacefully in this country but most of them are Muslim. The famous places for tourist’s visit to our country are Sundarban, Cox’sBazar, St Martin, Kuakata. Sundarban is the largest Mangrove forest in the world. Cox’s Bazar has the longest sea beach. The main occasion that people celebrate is Eid Ul Fitr, Eid Ul Adha, Pahela Baishakh, etc. Bangladesh is a developing country. The economics of this country is mainly based on agriculture. The main crops that this country produces are rice, jute, tea, fruit, etc. The country also earns a large amount of foreign remittance by exporting RMG and Manpower. The main food that the inhabitant of this country eat is rice and fish. Hilsha is the national fish and Doyel is the national bird of our country. The national beast of the country is the Royal Bengal Tiger. The national bird of our country is Magpie and the national flower is Water Lily. Hadudu is the national game of our country but Cricket is the most popular game. People of this country know how to live happily and peacefully within poverty and national hazards.

My Country Bangladesh Paragraph in 200 Words for SSC/HSC

My country’s name is Bangladesh which has a huge population but is a very small country. It is a medium-developed country in South Asia. We have a very good and progressive economy. Its area is 147,570 square kilometres. But its population is about 180 million, which is huge in size. But still, it is a very beautiful and peaceful country. Bangladeshi people are very friendly towards each other. This country has a glorious history of independence. We got independence from Pakistan in 1971 after the bloody war of nine mothers. More than 3 million Bangladeshis lost their lives in that massacre. But still, we managed to gain our independence. After independence, the newly-born country faced many tough times and struggles. But it grows very well. Bangladesh is now one of the best countries to live in South Asia. There are many beautiful places to visit in this country. Our world’s longest beach is Cox’s Bazar. Sundarbans is the largest mangrove forest in the entire world and a great source of beauty. You will see Royal Bengal Tigers there. I love my country very much. I am very lucky to be born here.

My Country Bangladesh Paragraph in 250 Words for HSC

My country name is Bangladesh, located in eastern South Asia and bordered by the Bay of Bengal in the South, India and Myanmar in the East and India in the West. Its general area including waterways is 147,570 sq km. It gained independence after 9 months of the bloody liberation struggle. About three million men and women gave their lives for freedom. After independence, the nascent nation went through many tough times and challenges. However, it grows beautifully. Bangladesh is now one of the best places to live in South Asia with many beautiful places to visit. Bangladesh is a small nation. However, it has a huge population. This tiny country has a population of about 180 million. Population density is high here. About 800 people live in one square kilometre. Bangladesh is predominantly an agricultural country, with the majority of its population being farmers. However, it remains a very beautiful and peaceful nation. Bangladeshis are very kind to each other. It is one of the most beautiful countries in the world, with its green landscape and abundant trees and plants. Cox’s Bazar is the longest beach in the world. Sundarbans is one of the largest mangrove forests in the world and an incomparable source of beauty. There you will see the Royal Bengal Tiger. I love my nation very much. I was blessed to be born here.

My Country: Bangladesh

Our country’s name is Bangladesh. Bangladesh is a very small country huge population. It is a medium-developed country in South Asia. We have a very good and progressing economy. It has an area of 147,570 square kilometers. But it has a population of 164 million. That is huge than the area. But it is still a very beautiful and peaceful country. People of Bangladesh are so friendly with each other. This country has a glorious history of independence. We got independence from Pakistan in 1971 after nine mothers’ blood-shedding war. More than 3 million Bangladeshi sacrificed their life in that genocide. But still, we were able to get our independence. After independence, the newly born country faced lots of hard times and struggles. it rises very well. Now Bangladesh is one of the best countries to live in South Asia. There are so many beautiful spots to see in this country. We have the longest sea beach in the world, cox’s bazaar. The Sundarban is one of the biggest mangrove forests in the entire world and a huge source of beauty. You can find Royal Bengal Tiger there. I love my country very much. I am so lucky to born here.

My Childhood Memories

Some of us recall our memories to a very early stage of adolescence, but many of us remember our first memories of when we were more than five years old or so. Our early childhood memories almost always include playing with siblings, eating, wandering around to find interesting things. It goes without saying that children are curious about everything! And they do question anything they find to be worth his curiosity. Aside from that, being with our family, visiting a nearby park or going out on a trip, playing with other kids, going to school, learning how to write and how to spell the tough words, all of these create some everlasting memories. All the sayings of our parents and loved ones, the words we need to know. A family with good morale teaches their children the proper things in proper time. Even after we get old, some of our instincts always come from something we remember from our childhood, or a wise word said by my parents or grandparents. Then comes the stage of schooling, most of us remember the days we spent to write basic alphabets on our papers over and over again, counting the numbers and they go up. Going to our first school, sitting with our schoolmates is one of our first moments of being attached to the total guidance of parents. Bonding with our friends, playing and studying together create long-lasting memories of learning. We learn teamwork, and we experience what it’s like to think freely and how to influence others. The emotional independence creates memories worthwhile. We remember the good, the bad, and the worse too. Any bad incidents like the death of the family members, bad words from peers or experiencing family collisions leave permanent scars in us. Bad incidents of childhood stay within a person as a source of trauma and fear. All of us at some point relate any bad incidents with the things we faced in our adolescence. But then again, between the stages of growing up and getting more responsibilities, we almost always look back to our sweet childhood. Memories made with school friends seem to be much more original and better than the friends we make in our teenage years.

My Childhood Memories: Paragraph (200 Words)

I have lots of childhood memories that I can’t forget at all. Memories are really valuable for every
one. Our memories inspire us to live and keep us motivated. I think it’s a good thing to remember you’re good memories. Today, I will share the most important memory from my childhood that I won’t forget anytime. This is the first day of school. I was spending my childhood in Delhi with my parents. My father was my best friend and he used to spend most of his time with me. He taught me basic letters and a few poems that I still can recite. One day he took me to the nearest school. I knew about that and I was ready mentally, but I was so much excited because I had no idea about what was going on there. He took me to a room where few teachers were sitting and they asked me a few questions. I was feeling awkward, but I answered all the questions. Then he notes my name and admitted me to the school. I went to the class then and I enjoyed a lot. This day is the best day of my childhood, I can’t forget that day. I will remember this special day always, my whole life.

Childhood Memories Paragraph for JSC / PSC

The age between five to fifteen can be termed (called) childhood. This period is the most enjoyable and interesting in our life. Every person some memorable memories in his childhood. I have also some memorable memories in my life. My childhood was very interesting and enjoyable. I passed my childhood in my native village lying on the river Meghna. My grandfather loved me very dearly. He would bring nice toys and dolls for me. He used to tell interesting stories which made me very happy. My father would buy nice dress for me. My first day at school is one of the most memorable happenings of my childhood. My parents were very careful of my studies. One day my father took me to our village primary school. At first I was very afraid of my school. But very soon I could easily adjust with my loving teachers and dear classmates. My teachers were very friendly, affectionate and kind. My classmates were playful and co-operative. They never quarreled with me. We used to play Gollachut, Kanamachhi Bho Bho and cock fight. I was very much fond of fishing and swimming in the river Meghna. My mother never rebuked me for any mistakes. When I remember the memories of my childhood, I feel happy. I wish I were a child again.

My Hobby

Everyone has hobbies in their life and so do I. My creative hobby is clicking pictures. Hobbies are the activities that we like to do the most in our free time or make free time for them. Clicking photos is a beautiful thing as it captures the live moment of anything. Photography is the art of capturing the moment you are into. My father gifted me a camera when I was in 5th class and since then I never stopped. My father loves travelling, me and my mother go together wherever he goes. I take my camera with me and capture the scenic view of nature. I like to click photos so much. I click photos of every place I go and every cuisine I eat. I enjoy the most when I am alone while capturing nature. Photography is an easy way of expressing something. I love capturing candid moments of people and sharing it with them. I click photographs with my mobile phone and edit them too. Hobbies are an essential part of life as they stimulate growth and sometimes it turns into a passion. Photography is my passion and I will soon turn this into an occupation. I want to be an artist and a photographer in future.

My Hobby Essay 250 Words

Hobbies make a person creative and artistic. They represent the person’s skills and personality. Different people have different hobbies and different activities that they like to do in their free time. My two most favourite hobbies are reading and writing. I started reading books when I was in first grade and I started writing when I was in seventh grade. I read books of different genres like sci-fi, fiction, literature, non-fiction, etc. My favourite genre is fiction. Reading books has benefited me by improving my English vocabulary and writing skills. Reading makes your mind sharper and improves your language skills. My mother helps me out when I find difficulty understanding the tough words. When she is not around I search the difficult words in the dictionary. I have read so many English books. Reading books that I have inspire me to write. I love to write, I even maintain diaries. I write every day at night in my diary. In my diary I write about myself and how my day passed. Sometimes I re-write fictional stories from my school books. It is a great hobby as it improves our spelling errors. William Shakespeare is my favourite writer. Sometimes when I don’t get time I complete my entries on the next day. Everyone motivates me to write more. Reading and writing makes us smarter and increases our IQ efficiently. I never get bored of these two hobbies, these keep me busy and productive throughout the day. Book reading is good for everyone and is the best hobby ever as you gain a lot of knowledge and learn new things by reading books. In conclusion, I would like to say that hobbies are an essential part of anybody’s life. Hobbies relax a person’s mind. Hobbies can be a great way of entertainment also. Here we conclude with providing you the paragraphs on the best 4 hobbies for an individual. I hope this helps you out.

My Favorite Hobby: Book Reading (200 Words)

My hobby is book reading. I started reading a book from the first grade when my father took me into a book fair and I bought a few cartoon books. I never looked back then. That’s the only thing that makes me happy. I can forget everything in this world when I am with a good book. I used to read stories and fiction in my primary school days. But now I am pretty much grown up and I love reading books related to science and history. Bangladesh has an amazing history regarding the 1971 liberation war. I have read more than 10 books on that particular topic. I don’t read only Bengali books. There are so many English books that I have read. My favorite book is ‘Science fiction by Muhammad Jafar Iqbal’.  I think he is the best writer in this country for the kids. Humayun Ahmed also has few awesome books but most of his books are for grown peoples. I want to keep continue my hobby. I think book reading is the best hobby ever. Book seems like a friend. It will never feel you alone. I can spend my leisure time without wasting it. People can gain so much knowledge by reading good books. Everyone should read books.   

My Hobby: Gardening (250 Words)

People have several types of hobbies and I have a pretty much different hobby in me. My hobby is gardening. A few years ago, I visited Delhi in a cousin’s house and found he has made his own garden in the roof. I thought that was a good idea. I used to love spending time in her garden. There were several types of flowers and a few vegetables too. I am living in a small city and we have enough land in front of our house where I can do a garden easily. When I came back to Bangladesh from Delhi, I started working on my own garden. My parents were really supportive. I learned so many things from my cousin. She knows pretty much everything about gardening. When I face any problem, I call her and she makes a solution or provides me a video link where I can find the solution. Right now in my garden, there are 20 types of flowers and other trees. I was to increase my garden day by day because we have enough land here. Gardening is not hard at all. People think that you have to work hard in the sun. Not at all, you can do all of your work in the afternoon. I do that. But taking care of your garden is really import
ant, otherwise, it won’t work. I have witnessed so many failures in my garden at the beginning. But now I am doing well. If we all do gardening that can help us to save from Environment Pollution and Green House Effect. Everyone should do gardening and make this world green.   

My Hobby: Video Gaming (300 Words)

A hobby is something that people love to do when he is free and it makes them relaxed and entertained. In this boring working world, everyone should have a hobby that makes him happy. Actually, hobby comes in mind automatically. Several people have several types of hobbies. The most common hobbies are gardening, stamp collecting, reading books, drawing, watching TV, etc, but my hobby is pretty much different than others. I love playing video games. And I think that is my hobby. When I was in class six, my father bought me a computer and that was my starting in video games. My favorite game genre is car racing, puzzle, and chess. I think playing chess with a computer makes me really calm and everyone should play this game. I avoid shooting games, these are really addictive and shooting games are not good for health. I play games in my leisure time, I don’t waste time playing games. My aim in life is to become a computer engineer and then build my own games. I am working on this daily. I am learning computer in-depth. My passion is to work with the computer always. The video game has a good side and bad side both. Playing too many video games can ruin your attention power; you won’t be able to attentive in your study. That’s why I say every one to play in a limit. Personally, I maintain a routine and never play out of routine. I usually buy new games every month. My elder brother brings a game CD for me. I love video game and this is my favorite hobby. Among other hobbies, I think this is the best one for me.

My Visit to a book fair

A book fair which is organized to display and sell books is called a book fair. I visited a book fair organized on the 21^st February last year. It was held on the occasion of observing the 21^st February.  The book fair was held in the premises of Bangla Academy. I went to visit the fair with some of my teachers and close friends. The fair looked very grand, large and nice. I went round the fair. I saw different book stalls, a huge crowd of people. The books such as novels, rhymes, adventure series etc. were available here. I saw the children and students were buying books according to their respective choice and taste. I learnt many things and purchased a few books by Emdadul Hoque Milon. I saw him surrounded by a lot of fans. He seemed to feel tired of giving autographs. The seminar held at the foot of a tree attracted me most. I gathered immense experience through visiting the fair.  

My Visit to a Place of Historical Interest

1. a) When did you go?
2. b) Who went with you?
3. c) Where did you go?
4. d) How long did you stay there?
5. e) What did you see there?
6. f) What is the place famous for?

Man is not satisfied with what he has seen and known. A visit to a place of historical interest is really interesting and attractive. Dhaka is a place of historical interest. During the last summer vacation, I along with some of my friends, decided to go to Savar to see the National Memorial. Accordingly we fixed a date and started our journey from Gabtali to Savar at 10 a.m. by bus. We reached at the National Memorial just after 45 minute. Actually the National Memorial at Savar is the symbol of the nation’s respect for the martyrs of the war of liberation. It contains the history of our independence. It is built with concrete, but made of blood. It stands 150 feet tall. There is actually a series of 7 towers that rise by stages to a height of 150 feet. The foundation was laid on the first anniversary of the victory day. Reaching there we felt a great respect to the freedom fighters who sacrificed their valuable lives for us. We took some snaps taking the view of the memorial. However, we visited the place and the surrounding area for about an hour. The most moving sight of the complex is the several graves of the martyred freedom fighters just close to the tower. However, we left the place paying our glowing tribute to the freedom fighters. Through this visit we experienced a lot.

My Visit to a Place of Historical Interest

A historical place means a place which bears the testimony of history. It surely has some important past events worth notable in history. A visit to a historical place is not only interesting and exiting but also educative. It is my spontaneous habit to visit the historical places of our country whenever I get time and chance because it gives me much pleasure. Last winter, I visited Bagerhat, a historical place. The place is famous for the Shat Gombuj Mosque and the Mazar of Khan Jahan Ali. I along with my two friends started our journey on the fixed day, and reached the destination after an eight hours journey. When we reached there it was night. So we spent the night at a residential hotel in Bagerhat. Next morning we went out to visit the Shat Gombuj Mosque and the Majar of Khan Jahan Ali. It is three miles away from Bagerhat and we reached there by rickshaw. We were surprised to see the architectural structures of the mosque. It stands on sixty pillars and has seventy seven exquisitely curved domes. The area of mosque is very large and charming. There is a long tank near the mosque named ‘Ghoradighi’. The mosque has been declared as a world heritage site. In fact, this mosque is one of the greatest tourist attractions of Bangladesh. We came to know that this mosque was used not only as a prayer hall but also as a court of justice. We also felt ecstasy to see the unique design of the Mazar of Khan Jahan Ali. It stands on a raised ground. The tomb is made of cutting stone. There is a big tank in front of the mazar. There are some crocodiles in this big tank. When the caretaker called them, they came near. It was a wonderful experience. Then we visited many social works of Khan Jahan Ali such as roads, public buildings etc. It was a great pleasure for me to be at Bagerhat. It was indeed a rewarding visit. The sweet memory of this visit will remain ever fresh in my mind.

My Visit to a Place of Historical Interest

A historical place is a place that bears witness to history. It certainly has some important past events notable in history. A visit to a historical site is not only interesting and exciting but also educational. It is my spontaneous habit to visit the historical places of our country whenever I get time and opportunity as it gives me great pleasure. Last winter I went to the historic place of Bagerhat. The place is famous for its sixty-domed mosque and the shrine of Khan Jahan Ali. I along with my two friends started our journey on the appointed day and reached the destination after a journey of eight hours. It was night when we reached there. So stay overnight at a residential hotel in Bagerhat. The next morning we went out to see the sixty-dome mosque and the shrine of Khan Jahan Ali. We reached there by rickshaw three miles from Bagerhat. We were surprised to see the architectural structure of the mosque. It stands on sixty pillars and has seventy magnificent curved domes. The size of the mosque is very large and impressive. Next to the mosque is a long water tank called ‘Ghoradighi’. The mosque has been
declared a World Heritage Site. In fact, this mosque is one of the best tourist attractions in Bangladesh. We learned that this mosque was used not only for prayer but also as a court of justice. We are also delighted to see the unique design of Khan Jahan Ali’s shrine. It stands on a high ground. The tomb is made of stone. There is a big tank in front of the shrine. There are some crocodiles in this big tank. They come when the caretaker calls them. It was a wonderful experience. Then we visited many social works of Khan Jahan Ali like roads, government buildings etc. It was a great pleasure for me to come to Bagerhat. It was indeed a rewarding tour. Sweet memories of this visit will remain fresh in my mind forever.

My Visit to a Place of Historical Interest

A historical place means a place which bears the testimony of history. It surely has some important past events worth notable in history. A visit to a historical place is not only interesting and exiting but also educative. It is my spontaneous habit to visit the historical places of our country whenever I get time and chance because it gives me much pleasure. Last winter, I visited Bagerhat, a historical place. The place is famous for the Shat Gombuj Mosque and the Mazar of Khan Jahan Ali. I along with my two friends started our journey on the fixed day, and reached the destination after an eight hours journey. When we reached there it was night. So we spent the night at a residential hotel in Bagerhat. Next morning we went out to visit the Shat Gombuj Mosque and the Majar of Khan Jahan Ali. It is three miles away from Bagerhat and we reached there by rickshaw. We were surprised to see the architectural structures of the mosque. It stands on sixty pillars and has seventy seven exquisitely curved domes. The area of mosque is very large and charming. There is a long tank near the mosque named ‘Ghoradighi’. The mosque has been declared as a world heritage site. In fact, this mosque is one of the greatest tourist attractions of Bangladesh. We came to know that this mosque was used not only as a prayer hall but also as a court of justice. We also felt ecstasy to see the unique design of the Mazar of Khan Jahan Ali. It stands on a raised ground. The tomb is made of cutting stone. There is a big tank in front of the mazar. There are some crocodiles in this big tank. When the caretaker called them, they came near. It was a wonderful experience. Then we visited many social works of Khan Jahan Ali such as roads, public buildings etc. It was a great pleasure for me to be at Bagerhat. It was indeed a rewarding visit. The sweet memory of this visit will remain ever fresh in my mind.

Natural calamities in Bangladesh

• What is the meaning of natural disasters?
• What are the causes of natural calamities?
• What are the effects of natural calamities on human lives?
• What should we do at the time of disasters?

Natural disasters are any natural forces such as floods, cyclones, earthquakes and river erosion etc. They cause a great threat to our environment and the ecological balance of a country. There are some reasons for natural calamities. Some calamities occur naturally. Firstly, Global warming and ecological imbalance are the two main reasons for natural calamities. Secondly, air pressure is also responsible for the storm. Thirdly ocean currents are responsible for cyclone and tidal surge. Besides, deforestation, seismic activity, moon activity also causes natural disasters. There are many negative impacts on our life and the economy. Flood is the most common disaster in Bangladesh. It usually occurs due to heavy rain in the rainy season. It causes untold suffering to the people of the coastal area. Even the city area is flooded in the rainy season. Houses, cattle, and domestic animals are washed away. Crops in the field are damaged. Cyclones and storms cause the destruction of infrastructures and assets. Trees are uprooted. Roofs of houses are blown away. Earthquake damages roads, and buildings and often takes human and animal lives. Besides, natural calamities cause scarcity of food and water, health problems, economic loss, etc. We can not stop these natural forces but we can take emergency measures to reduce risk. The government should come forward to help people in disasters. We should invest in minimizing losses. We must ensure information sharing with people. Poor and helpless people should be provided with economic support after disasters. We should do mass tree plantation programs. Trees protect us from storms and cyclones. Bangladesh is vulnerable to different natural disasters.

Natural calamities in Bangladesh

Natural calamity means disaster caused by nature. Bangladesh is called a land of natural calamities because she is affected by various natural disasters like flood, cyclone, drought, river erosion, storm, earthquake etc. Natural calamities are common occurrences here. Every year they bring about devastating effects on the people of the country. Among these devastating forces of nature, floods and cyclones are the most common, which visit Bangladesh several times a year. Heavy rainfall and inadequate drainage system all over the country are some of the causes of flood. Flood water and cyclones wash away houses and cattle, damage crops, uproot trees, and make life unstable for some time. The miseries of the flood and cyclone affected people know no bounds. They take shelter in tents. They suffer from want of foods, clothes, medicines etc. Sometimes, diseases like cholera and diarrhoea break out in the affected areas. It can be said that natural calamities for a country like Bangladesh are destructive. So, steps should be taken to mitigate their adverse effects for the greater interest of the country. The government and NGOs should come forward to help the victims during natural calamities.

Natural calamities in Bangladesh

Bangladesh is a land of natural calamities. Flood, cyclone, drought, famine etc. destroy life and property almost every year. People live here fighting against these frequent natural disasters.  Of all these natural calamities, flood is the most common here. Every year during the rainy season, many parts of the country get submerged. Floods in our country are caused due to many reasons. Heavy rainfall is the main cause of flood. It causes sudden increase of water level in the rivers and canals, which overflows their banks and causes flood. Flood lasting for a long time is a curse to the people of our country as it causes huge loss of life and property. The crop fields, houses, roads and streets go under water. Crops and vegetables are damaged, and thousands of people become homeless. They face scarcity of food, drinking water and shelter. Various types of waterborne diseases like cholera, diarrhoea, and typhoid break out during floods. Cyclone is another natural calamity in our country. During the last few years, several devastating cyclones hit Bangladesh and caused immense sufferings to the people. In Bangladesh, it usually originates from the Bay of Bengal and is often associated with thunders and heavy showers. It takes away the lives of many people and animals. Cyclones also create the scarcity of food and spread different kinds of diseases like dysentery, cholera, fever, etc. in all the affected areas. However, the losses in natural calamities can be reduced to some extent by using modern technology of weather forecasting and prior warning. And flood can a
lso be prevented by building embankments and barrages and by developing a well-planned water passage system. The river beds should be dredged for carrying more water. Effective measures should be taken by the concerned authorities to mitigate the sufferings of the victims caused by natural disasters. In a nutshell, it can be said that natural calamities hinder the overall development process of developing countries like Bangladesh. So, steps should be taken to mitigate the adverse effects for the greater interest of the country.

Natural Calamities in Bangladesh

Natural calamity means natural disaster caused by the nature. Bangladesh is a land of natural calamities. These calamities are flood, cyclone, earthquake, tidal bores, excessive rainfall, drought, river erosion, and earthquake. Almost all of these natural calamities visit Bangladesh every year, and we count a heavy loss every year owing to these natural calamities. There are some causes behind these natural calamities. Environmental pollution, climate change, global warming, greenhouse effect, deforestation, lack of plans etc. are responsible for these natural calamities. The effects of natural calamities are dangerous. They cause a great loss to our life and properties. Many people suffer untold sufferings. They become homeless and helpless. Houses are destroyed, cattle are washed away, crops are greatly damaged and trees are uprooted. The prices of all essentials go up. Famine breaks out. Thousands of people and animals die for want of food. Many dangerous diseases like cholera, typhoid, diarrhoea and dysentery break out in an epidemic form. The educational institutions are closed down for a long time. In a word the whole nation undergoes extreme sufferings and socio-economic pressure. Though we cannot prevent natural disasters as we have no hand in nature, we can reduce the damage caused by natural calamities. The government as well as the conscious citizens should come forward to raise public awareness to reduce the losses caused by natural calamities.

Natural Calamities in Bangladesh

Natural calamity means natural disaster caused by nature. Bangladesh is a land of natural calamities. These calamities are flood, cyclone, earthquake, tidal bores, excessive rainfall, drought, river erosion, and earthquake. Almost all of these natural calamities visit Bangladesh every year, and we count a heavy loss every year owing to these natural calamities. There are some causes behind these natural calamities. Environmental pollution, climate change, global warming, greenhouse effect, deforestation lack of plans etc. are responsible for these natural calamities. The effects of natural calamities are dangerous. They cause a great loss to our life and properties. Many people suffer untold sufferings. They become homeless and helpless. Houses are destroyed, cattle are washed away, crops are greatly damaged and trees are uprooted. The prices of all essentials go up. Famine breaks out. Thousands of people and animals die for want of food. Many dangerous diseases like cholera, typhoid, diarrhea and dysentery break out in an epidemic form. The educational institutions are closed down for a long time. In a word the whole nation undergoes extreme sufferings and socio-economic pressure. Though we cannot prevent natural disasters as we have no hand in nature, we can reduce the damage caused by natural calamities. The government as well as the conscious citizens should come forward to raise public awareness to reduce the losses caused by natural calamities.

Natural calamities in Bangladesh 150 words for JSC/SSC

Natural calamity means calamity of nature. Bangladesh is called a country of natural disasters because it is affected by various natural disasters like floods, droughts, river bursts, storms, earthquakes etc. Natural calamities are a common phenomenon here. Every year they bring devastating effects on the people of the country. The most prominent of these destructive forces of nature are floods and cyclones, which occur several times a year in Bangladesh. Excessive rainfall and insufficient drainage are some of the causes of flooding across the country. Flood waters and cyclones wash away homes and livestock, damage crops, uproot trees and temporarily disrupt livelihoods. The suffering of people affected by floods and cyclones knows no bounds. They take shelter in tents. They suffer from a lack of food, clothing, medicine etc. Sometimes diseases like cholera and diarrhoea spread in the affected area. It can be said that natural disasters are devastating for a country like Bangladesh. Therefore steps should be taken to mitigate their adverse effects in the larger interest of the country. Governments and NGOs should come forward to help those affected by natural disasters.

Natural disasters in Bangladesh 200 words for HSC

Crops and vegetables were damaged, and thousands of people were left homeless. They face a shortage of food, drinking water and shelter. Various waterborne diseases such as cholera, diarrhoea and typhoid occur during floods. Cyclone is another natural disaster in our country. In Bangladesh, it usually originates from the Bay of Bengal and is often associated with thunderstorms and heavy rainfall. It takes the lives of many people and animals. The cyclone also caused food shortages and spread diseases such as dysentery, cholera, fever etc. in all the affected areas. However, using modern technology in weather forecasting and early warning, it is possible to reduce the damage of natural disasters to some extent. And floods can also be prevented by building dams and barrages and developing a well-planned waterway system. Dredging the river bed to carry more water. The concerned authorities should take effective measures to alleviate the suffering of the victims of natural calamities. In short, natural disasters disrupt the overall development process of a developing country like Bangladesh. Therefore, for the larger interest of the country, steps should be taken to mitigate its adverse effects.

Our College Library

A library is the most important part of a college. It is a store house of knowledge. Our college has a big library There are two parts in it. In one part there is a reading room. And in the other part there are many almirahs in which all the books are arranged neatly. There is an experienced  librarian. The librarian has some assistants When we need a book we take the help of a catalogue. The assistants at once find out the book and help us. We can borrow books from the library. The library has some rare collection of books. In the reading room we can read as many books as we like. Thus we can increase our knowledge. At the other side is situated the reading section for our teachers Daily newspapers, weeklies, etc. are supplied for the reading of the students. Our library is very rich because every year new books are bought Our college library is a well decorated building It opens at 800 am and closes at 4.00 pm except a holidays. Our college library is of great use to us. We are really proud of it.

Our College Library

A library is integral part the educational system. We are very happy to have a large library at our school. The library at our college is an excellent attraction to us. The saying goes that libraries are an archive of knowledge that helps a person fill his thirst for knowledge of the world of unknown. The library at our college also has an impressive collection of books cove
ring a variety of areas, such as novels, fictions and story books, poetry books autobiographies, plays and periodicals, all organized according to a logical order inside our beautifully decorated library. The books on sports and religion are also available. Our library in the college is situated in the second  level of the academic building. In the library is a well-equipped reading room for students and teachers. A pin drop silence reigns in the reading area. An efficient and highly qualified librarian is in charge of the activities in the library. He is supported by three assistants who are highly skilled in locating books for readers. There is a tranquil peace, tranquil and peaceful ambience at the library. Library books are issued on library cards. In actual fact, our university library is an integral part of the college experience.

Our School/College Magazine

Our College Magazine is published once a year. The title of our college magazine is “Dhumkhetu”. Our teachers and students write to it. It reflects the mission and vision of our college. It contains literary works such as poems, short stories, essays, riddles, etc. Teachers and students work together in bringing those works into publication. A committee has been formed among them. The committee has selected an editor who is a brilliant teacher. The function of the editor is to invite writings. Then we the teachers and students submit our writings to the editor. After checking the writing thoroughly, the editor selects the best writings for publication. But without money, this work cannot be imagined. Therefore, the committee needs to raise a fund named “magazine fund”. A college Magazine plays a significant role in flourishing the latent talent of the students and teachers; it creates an environment of reading and writing which may give birth to many professional writers and readers. When someone sees his or her writing published in the magazine, he or she feels encouraged to read and write more. Moreover, getting engaged with the writing for the magazine, one becomes introduced to others with one’s intellect. It also helps the college earns a reputation. Thus, establishing a regime of reading and writing, a college magazine nourishes the hidden talent of the beginning writers. It is really a part and parcel of a college.

Our National Flag

• What is the national flag?
• How many colors does our national flag have and what are they?
• What does the red color of the flag mean?
• Who is the designer of our national flag?
• How may we uphold the honor of our national flag?

The national flag is a symbol of independence to a nation. Our national flag symbolizes our freedom. Our national flag is a very beautiful one in the world. It is rectangular in size. Its length and breadth are 5:3 in proportion. It is made of green and red color cloth. The background of our national flag is bottle green. There is a big red circle in the middle. Our national flag conveys deep meaning. The green color indicates the green fields of Bangladesh. We have got our freedom at the cost of blood. My people laid down their lives for our freedom. So, the red color in the middle of the flag is the symbol of the blood of the martyrs. Famous Bangladeshi painter Kamrul Hasan designed our national flag. It bears the memory of our sacrifice. We look upon our national flag as a symbol of our independence. We are proud of it. When we look at it our heart is filled with love and respect for the country. We may uphold its honor by doing our national duty properly. It is dearer to us than our lives.

Our National Flag

Our national flag is the symbol of our independence and sovereignty. We got independence through a bloody liberation war and we have lost millions of lives in the war. That is how we earn our national flag. This is a matter of our emotions and pride. Every independent country in the world has its own national flag. We also have our national flag which is rectangular. There is a certain ratio to make our national flag. Its length and width ratio should be 10:6. It can be made of different materials like cotton, silk or linen. The rectangular background is green in color. There is a circle inside the rectangle and that is red in color. There are some reasons for this color scheme. The green background reminds us of our green motherland. As we are a country with green lands and crops everywhere, this green background is the symbol of our land. It is also the symbol of our evergreen youth that want to take the country far. It also reminds us of the valiant struggle of our evergreen youth that gave us independence. The red circle in the middle is the symbol of the glowing sun that gives energy to all of us. It also has another symbolic meaning that is tragic. We have lost millions of lives during our liberation war and our motherland has been freed from the oppressors in the cost of their blood. This is remembered while designing our national flag and Kamrul Hasan is the designer of our national flag. This red circle reminds us of the bloodshed that happened to give us an independent and sovereign country. There are certain laws regarding our national flag. It should always be made in proper ratio and it should never be torn. Our national flag is hoisted on top of all government buildings, courts and offices, educational institutions. It is hoisted in the morning and retracted in the evening. Our national flag must not be hoisted at night. Our national flag remains half-mast during any national holiday and no other flags should be hoisted on top of our national flag. It is a great honor and pride for us to have an independent country and our national flag as the symbol of our independence. We should always be careful to keep its honor upright and bear the moral.

Our National Flag Paragraph 250 Words

The national flag is a piece of fabric with a special and unique coloured design. It is used as the symbol of a particular country. Every nation of the world has a national flag of its own. It is the symbol of the independence of a nation. As an independent country, Bangladesh has also a national flag. We achieved this in 1971 at the cost of 30 lac of martyrs. The ratio of its length and breadth is 10:6. Our national flag is a green rectangle with a round red circle in the middle. The radius of the red circle is one-fifth of the length of the flag. The green colour represents our green fields and the youthful vigour of our country. The red circle symbolizes the blood of our 30 lac martyrs who sacrificed their lives for the country. The red circle also stands for the red sun of freedom and new hope for a new nation. After 9 months long bloody war, Bangladesh became independent on 16th December of 1971. The national flag is hoisted on the premises of every govt office, institute and organization in Bangladesh. It is kept half-mast on national mourning daysOur national flag reminds us of the supreme sacrifice of our heroic sons. It inspires us to die for the country. We should be determined to uphold the honour of our national flag and do duties to the nation.

Our National Flag (HSC)

A national flag is a piece of cloth designed in a particular color that serves as a symbol of a particular country. It is a symbol of the freedom of a nation. Every independent nation in the world has its own national flag. Bangladesh is an independent country. As an independent nation, we also have a national flag. We won our beloved national flag in 1971 t
hrough a bloody war. So the national flag is our pride. The length and width ratio of the national flag of Bangladesh is 10:6. Our national flag is rectangular in shape and has a red round circle in the middle. The radius of the circular circle is one-fifth of the length of the flag. The two colors used in the national flag have significance. The color green represents the youthful vitality of the people and the green fields and forests of Bangladesh. The red circle, on the other hand, represents a rising sun containing the new hopes and aspirations of a newly formed nation. Besides, the red color used in the circle symbolizes the red blood of the brave martyrs. It reminds the history of the independence of Bangladesh. Many freedom fighters of this country sacrificed their lives for the freedom of the country in the war. Bangladesh became independent on December 16, 1971, in exchange for the red blood of their chests. The national flag is hoisted in all government offices and institutions of Bangladesh. Besides, all the educational institutions hoisted the national flag in foreign missions. The flag is flown at half-mast on national days of mourning. Our national flag inspires us with patriotism and inspires us to always sacrifice our lives for the greater good of the state. The national flag is our pride.

Padma Bridge

Padma Bridge is a key arrangement to the broadened advancement of the southern region of Bangladesh. All the important aspects will be highlighted in this Padma bridge paragraph. It is a multipurpose road-rail across the Padma River. It is going to connect Louhajong to Shariatpur and Madaripur as well as the southwest part to the northern and the southern region of the country. It is a 6.15-kilometer-long bridge with an 18.10-kilometer width. It will include a four-lane highway along and a single-lane railway. The bridge will have 42 spans in total with each being 150-kilometer-long and it will be able to carry 3140 tons’ weights. Moreover, the Padma Bridge will have about 264 piles in total where each pile will be 150 meters long and 120meters of the 150 meters from each pile will be underwater. A new golden page in history has been started as soon as the construction of the Padma Bridge started. The whole project is funded with the resources of the Government of Bangladesh. The bridge will open new doors for the communication framework of the nation. Also, it will bring a progressive change within the life and living of almost six crore individuals living in 19 southern districts. Bangladesh will see development in the regional corporation, industrial sector, agricultural sector, and many other sectors. The construction of the Padma Bridge will create a huge impact on employment reduction. The development in communication across the country will help many people to travel easily as well as the transportation cost will also decrease, creating a benefit to the general public. People will be more eager to travel and work in different regions without worry, like before. Moreover, this bridge will also help in expanding industrialization, various commercial activities as well as transportation. All these will be of great help in reducing the unemployment rate and poverty as well as different governmental expenses. However, the most significant improvement that will take place due to the Padma Bridge is the development of the southern region of Bangladesh. Like many opportunities, facilities will come with easy communication and transportation which will play a major role in the overall development process.

Padma Bridge

Padma Bridge, the result of the joint efforts of the people and government of Bangladesh is a messenger of modern communication system, which was inaugurated on 25 June 2022 by the Honorable Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina of the Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh. It is a multipurpose bridge project over the fast-flowing Padma River in Bangladesh. The country’s largest mega project has been built with the sole efforts of the honorable Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and with full domestic funding without any foreign aid. Initially in 2007 the cost of Padma Bridge was estimated at 10 thousand 161 crore 75 lakh taka. However, due to design changes, river management and various technical complications, its cost came to about 30 thousand crores. On its eastern bank is Lauhjung of Munshiganj and on its western bank Shariatpur and Madaripur. The total length of this bridge is 6,150 meters and width is 18.18 meters. The construction of this bridge started on December 7, 2014 with only concrete and steel. It was built by China Major Bridge Engineering Construction Company Limited. 20,000 people including 2,000 foreigners are directly involved in the various works of the project. Through the opening of this bridge, 19 districts of the southwestern region have been directly connected with the eastern part of the country, including Dhaka, and most of the districts will be connected when the railway section is opened. Economic development of Bangladesh and the importance of Padma Bridge in changing the standard of living of billions of people are immense. Besides, this bridge will be one of the most interesting and historical landmarks in the world and the key to a successful economy. Bangladesh has entered a new era with the construction of Padma Bridge. Most importantly, Padma Bridge will be a shining symbol of hope, confidence, devotion and faith of the people of Bangladesh.

Padma Bridge

The Padma Bridge is the longest bridge in Bangladesh. This dream bridge is the biggest project of Bangladesh which is built without any foreign aid. It is a multipurpose road-rail bridge over the Padma River. It is the world’s 6th largest multipurpose bridge. The Padma Bridge is 122th longest bridge in the world and longest bridge in south Asian region. The construction was started on 7 December 2014 and completed by May 2022. The bridge has been opened for the peoples by Honorable Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina on June 25 of 2022. The length of the bridge is 6.15 km and width 18.10 m. It contains a four-lane highway on the upper level and a single-track railway on the lower level. The total number of spans of the bridge is 41 and the erection of 42 supports for connecting both banks. Each of the span is 150 meters long and weighing 3140 tons. It is a bunch bridge. The main raw material of the bridge is steel. The bridge has been open a new horizon in the communication system of the country. It will bring a revolutionary change in the life of south-west residential peoples and it will connect 22 districts directly with the capital. It saves 2 hours of the vehicles which was wasted before due to the ferry transportation system. It will play an important role in the economic sector in Bangladesh. Industrial development and Employment opportunities will be increase potentially. The Padma Bridge is the largest bridge in Bangladesh. As the government of Bangladesh has initiated the project with their own fund and overcoming all the challenges is itself a new beginning. As already mentioned in the Padma bridge paragraph, this bridge has a great impact on the development of the economy of the country. The bridge will increase 1.2% in the total GDP as well as a 35% increase in the gross production from the Southern region.

Pahela Baishakh/ Bangla Noboborsho

Pahela Baishakh is the first day of Bangla year. Bangalees celebrate this day with traditional festivities across Bangladesh and India. Pahela Baishakh is a unique and distinctive festival to the people of all classes and religions. On this day, the traders open ‘Halkhata’ the new account book of the business offering sweets to their customers. The traditional events of
Pahela Baishakh are to eat Panta-Hilsa, to arrange Baishakhi Mela, Bali Khela, Nagordola, Puppet show etc. These events are held in both rural and urban areas. People wear traditional dresses like Panjabi and Sari. Children wear new colourful dresses. In Dhaka, different cultural organizations arrange different types of programs on this day. The day’s first program begins from Ramana Batamul. Bangla Academy, Sishu Academy, Shilpakala Academy, Bulbul Lalita Kala Academy arrange cultural programs including singing songs, arranging drama, dancing etc. Fine arts institute of Dhaka University brings out a mass procession named Mangal Shobhajatra at the dawn of the day. Pahela Baishakh reminds us of our customs, traditions, history and heritage.

Pahela Baishakh

Pahela Baishakh is the part of our culture. It is the first day in Bangla calendar. This day is celebrated throughout the country. The main programme of this day is held in Ramna Botamul. Different socio-cultural organizations celebrate this day with due solemnity. People of all sorts of ages and lives attend this function. Colourful processions are brought out. Watery rice and hilsha fish are served during this function. Women and children put on traditional dresses. The whole country wears a festive look. Different cultural programmes are arranged where singers sing traditional bangla songs. Discussion meetings are held. Radio and television put on special programmes. Newspapers and dailies publish supplementary. Fairs are held here and there on this occasion. Shopkeepers and traders arrange ‘halk hata’ and sweet-meats are distributed. In villages, people go to others’ houses and exchange greetings. Thus Pahela Baishakh expresses our Bengali tradition, peace and unity.

Pahela Baishakh

Pahela Baishakh is the first day of the Bengali year. Simply it is Bengali New Year. This is one of the biggest celebrations for Bengalis all across the world. There are so many rituals and beliefs regarding this festival. Most of the time it falls in the middle of April. People from rural areas celebrate this day with lots of fun. It is a colorful day in Bengali life. The celebration gets started in the morning by eating Pantha-Ilish. People give water to rice at night and eat it in the morning with Hilsa fish. Then everyone gets ready to visit the Baishakhi Mela or Fair. Almost every district has a large fair there. You will find lots of villages fairs too. People wear new clothes and greet each other. The business owners arrange Halkhata and invite all of their existing customers to eat sweets. In the capital city of Dhaka, the celebration is huge. The university students arrange a big Baishakhi rally where they carry lots of statues related to our culture. People wear masks and wear colorful clothes. Girls mostly wear white and red saree and boys wear red and white Punjabi. This festival brings people together. It is an amazing celebration in Bengali life.

Pahela Baishakh

 Pahela Baishakh is the first day of Bangla year. Bangalees celebrate this day with traditional festivities across Bangladesh and India. Pahela Baishakh is a unique and distinctive festival to the people of all classes and religions. On this day, the traders open ‘Halkhata’ the new account book of the business offering sweets to their customers. The traditional events of Pahela Baishakh are to eat Panta-Hilsa, to arrange Baishakhi Mela, Bali Khela, Nagordola, Puppet show etc. These events are held in both rural and urban areas. People wear traditional dresses like Panjabi and Sari. Children wear new colourful dresses. In Dhaka, different cultural organizations arrange different types of programs on this day. The day’s first program begins from Ramana Batamul. Bangla Academy, Sishu Academy, Shilpakala Academy, Bulbul Lalita Kala Academy arrange cultural programs including singing songs, arranging drama, dancing etc. Fine arts institute of Dhaka University brings out a mass procession named Mangal Shobhajatra at the dawn of the day. Pahela Baishakh reminds us of our customs, traditions, history and heritage.

Pahela Baishakh

Pahela Baishakh, the first day of Bangla year, is a traditional festival of Bangalee people. It is an integral part of Bangalee culture. People observe this day with great festivities. The Baishakhi Mela which is celebrated this day is perhaps the largest festival of Bangalee culture. People from all walks of life join this festival in a joyous mood. The traders open new account book “Halkhata” and offer sweets to their customers. In villages, people pass the day meeting one another, giving and receiving invitations, arranging traditional games and enjoying music by local performers. Urban people try to be Bangalee at least on this day. They go to visit the park and enjoy cultural programs. Different socio-cultural organizations arrange various cultural programs to celebrate Pahela Baishakh. The festivities begin at dawn from Ramana Batamul with the famous song “Esho hey Baishakh, Esho Esho” to welcome the new year. Bangla Academy, Sishu Academy, Shilpakala Academy, Bulbul Lalita Kala Academy arrange cultural programs including singing songs, arranging drama, dancing etc. Fine arts institute of Dhaka University brings out a mass procession “Mangal Shobhajatra” at the dawn of the day. Thus Pahela Baishak comes every year with great festivity, Everyone welcomes the Bangla year in a great festive and joyous mood. This day reminds us of our customs, traditions, history and heritage.

Pahela Baishakh

Pohela Boishakh is the first day of Bangla year. In fact, it is the day of greeting the Bangla New Year. The ceremony of this day is an essential part of our history and culture. So, the day is marked with common festive over the country. People in villages observe this day according to their common rules. Special meals are prepared at home and Baishakhi Melas are held in different places. It is a day of big fun for the village people and kids. City residents also rejoice this day with joy. Girls and women wear yellow sarees and boys wear pyjama-panjabi. Some people eat watered-rice with onion, green chilli and Hilsha fish. Store owners both in villages and cities open current record book named as Halkhata and share sweets among their shoppers and consumers. In Dhaka, people visit the ‘Gono Sangeeter Ashor’ at Ramana Batamul in the morning. Various cultural groups offer many performances. The observance of Pohela Boishakh carries great importance for us. The day, therefore, goes by. It is stated by catching and enjoying joyful programmes and gatherings. Now it has crossed the national borders because is celebrated by the Bengalis residing abroad. I usually put on pyjama-panjabi on that day. I besides eat watered-rice with onion, green chilli and Hilsha fish. Then I go out walking.

Population problem in Bangladesh

Bangladesh is a small country but its population is not small. About 150 million people live in this small country with a total land area of, 1,47,570 square kilometres. About 1000 people live per square kilometre. This is a very high density of population. The main reasons behind the excessive increase in the population are illiteracy, tropical climate, early marriage, polygamy and want of recreational facilities. Overpopulation has a negative impact on the development and economy of the country. It causes a food shortage, a communication problem, health problem, s
helter problem, medical problem, unemployment and poverty. For solving this problem illiteracy must be removed from our society. Moreover, strong measures will have to be taken against early marriage and polygamy. Furthermore, people will have to be motivated to adopt family planning measures and recreational facilities should be created for them. However, the government of Bangladesh has given much stress on the population control by identifying it as one of the main problems of the country. So, we should help the government in this respect.

Population Problem of Bangladesh

Population is an unbearable burden for Bangladesh. Bangladesh happens to be the most densely populated country in the world. In an area as small as 555981 square miles, Bangladesh has a population of over 130 million. About 1500-1600 people live in one square mile. Every year more than two million people are being added to our population. The problem is now out of control. It has reached the position of explosion. Although the population of a country is an asset, it becomes a problem when the country cannot afford to provide its people with the basic necessaries of life. The area of Bangladesh is too small to support its vast population. As a result over-population creates a lot of critical problems involving communication, education, employment, housing, health, medical treatment, environment etc. All these problems eventually lead to a general problem named poverty. Hence, it could be safely said that the poverty of our country is largely an aftermath of its population problem. We all should come forward to control it. The government of Bangladesh has already taken a number of steps regarding the issue. In order to overcome this problem, we may follow the following rules. Each family must not have more than two children. Then each family will be planned. Each family should be made aware of the gravity of the problem. To check the growth of population, highest importance should be attached to education of the masses. If the entire population is educated, a sense of national awareness is sure to develop among the people. We can send more of manpower to foreign countries. It would serve two purposes: first it would lessen the huge weight of the population; second it would help the country earn more foreign currency. Although population is considered one of the greatest problems of Bangladesh, it cannot be solved by the government alone. All the people have to be firmly committed to birth control and grow more food at the same time. No improvement is possible unless this problem is solved. We, therefore, place significant emphasis upon the solution to this problem afflicting the whole nation.

Population Problem of Bangladesh

The rapid growing population in Bangladesh is a provocative question of today. This problem has assumed serious proportions. It has created difficulties in every sphere of our life. As it is a serious problem, we have to solve it for the sake of our existence. Bangladesh is a small country of 55,598 square miles; but now the total population is more than 15 cores. The density of population per square mile is 1926 according to the census –of 1987 mile. The quantity of land per head is .25 acre only, but it should be at least 2 acres. The annual per capita income is according to the census –of 1987 mile. The quantity of land per head is .25 acre only, but it should be at least 2 acres. The annual per capita income is tk. 2200 only. Bangladesh occupies the 8th position is 1.6%. if this growth rate continues, the population of Bangladesh will be double within the next thirty years. There are many causes of rapid growth of population. They growth of population in the country is the result of two main variables- the birth rate and the death rate. There is a large difference between the two rates. That is why the growth of population is high. Climatic influence, superstition, and poverty are some of the main causes of high rate of birth. It creates problems of food, clothing, housing, health, education and other spheres of life. If this population explosion is not checked immediately, people will have to make their houses in agricultural land ad forest. As the area of Bangladesh is very small, this vast population will find no place to live in and they will have to starve. In addition, unemployment problem, educational problem and energy crises will become acute. The whole nation suffers the grievous consequences for over population. Therefore, a family must not consist of more than two children. Early marriage must be totally banned; our womenfolk must be made aware of better and prosperous life. Then only can get rid of this problem.

Price Hike

(Class 8)

Bangladesh is facing many problems. Price hike is one of there. Price hike means the unusual increase of price of goods. It is a Common problem in our country. It is making our life difficult and miserable. Specially poor and middle class people who have limited income are suffering a lot for it. There are many causes of price hike. Shortage of necessary goods, transportation system, natural calamities, dishonest businessmen and global price hike and inflation are responsible for price hike. Due to price hike many people have to starve. Many lead an inhuman life. It makes the rich richer and the poor poorer. If this problem continues, our life will be at stake and different kinds of crimes usually occur. Corruption and moral degradation will spread everywhere. Some steps should be taken to control price hike. To get rid of this problem, government should take necessary steps. Businessmen also should come forward to ensure proper distribution of commodities. Finally, all of us should come forward to solve the problem.

Price Hike (150 Words)

A price hike refers to an increase in the cost of goods and services over a period of time. It is a common occurrence in most economies and can be triggered by factors such as inflation, a rise in production costs, or an increase in demand for the products or services in question. Price hikes can have a significant impact on consumers, businesses, and governments, affecting their purchasing power, profitability, and economic stability. Consumers are forced to pay more for the same products or services, reducing their purchasing power, while businesses may have to raise prices to maintain profitability, potentially leading to a decrease in sales. Governments may be forced to increase taxes or print more money, leading to inflation and a decrease in economic growth. Therefore, it is crucial for governments to create policies that can help control inflation, businesses must find ways to reduce production costs, and consumers must be aware of the factors that lead to price hikes and adapt to the changing economic environment.

Price Hike (200 Words)

A price hike refers to an increase in the cost of goods and services over a period of time. It is a common phenomenon in most economies, and it can occur for various reasons, including inflation, a rise in production costs, or an increase in demand for the products or services in question. Price hikes can have a significant impact on consumers, businesses, and governments, affecting their purchasing power, profitability, and economic stability. Consumers are the most affected by price hikes as they are forced to pay more for the same products or services, reducing their purchasing power and potentially leading to a decrease in their standard of living. For businesses, price hikes can lead to an increase in production costs, forcing them to raise the prices of their produ
cts or services, which can result in a decrease in sales. Governments may also be affected by price hikes as they are responsible for maintaining a stable economy. They may have to increase taxes or print more money, which can lead to inflation and a decrease in economic growth. In conclusion, price hikes are a complex issue that affects various sectors of the economy. It is essential for governments to create policies that can help control the rate of inflation, businesses must find ways to reduce production costs, and consumers must be aware of the factors that lead to price hikes and be prepared to adapt to the changing economic environment.

Price Hike (250 Words)

A price hike is an increase in the cost of goods and services that occurs over a period of time. It is a common occurrence in most economies and can be triggered by various factors, including inflation, a rise in production costs, or an increase in demand for the products or services in question. Price hikes can have a significant impact on consumers, businesses, and governments. For consumers, price hikes can reduce their purchasing power, leading to a decrease in their standard of living. This is because they are forced to pay more for the same products or services they used to purchase at lower prices. Price hikes affect many essential sectors, such as housing, food, transportation, and education, and the effects are felt by the majority of people. Businesses are also affected by price hikes, especially those that rely on imported goods or raw materials. When the cost of production increases, businesses may be forced to increase the price of their goods or services to maintain profitability. This can result in a decrease in sales as consumers seek alternative options. Governments are responsible for maintaining a stable economy and are also affected by price hikes. They may be forced to increase taxes or print more money, which can lead to inflation. Inflation can cause a decrease in the value of money, leading to a decrease in economic growth. Price hikes are a significant challenge that affects consumers, businesses, and governments. It is crucial for governments to create policies that can help control the rate of inflation, while businesses must find ways to reduce their production costs. Consumers must be aware of the factors that lead to price hikes and be prepared to adapt to the changing economic environment.

Price Hike ( 300 Words)

A price hike refers to an increase in the cost of goods and services over a period of time. It is a common phenomenon in most economies, and it can occur for various reasons. In most cases, a price hike is triggered by factors such as inflation, a rise in production costs, or an increase in demand for the products or services in question. The effects of a price hike can be felt across the board, from individuals to businesses and even governments. When prices rise, consumers feel the impact immediately. They are forced to pay more for the same products or services they used to purchase at lower prices. This, in turn, affects their purchasing power and may result in a reduction in their standard of living. The ripple effects of a price hike are felt in many sectors, including housing, food, transportation, and education. These essential sectors are directly linked to the cost of living, and any increase in their prices affects the majority of people. Price hikes also affect businesses, especially those that rely on imported goods or raw materials. For instance, if the cost of oil increases, the price of transportation also increases. This increase in transportation costs leads to an increase in the price of goods and services. In some cases, businesses may be forced to pass the cost increase onto their customers, which can lead to a decrease in sales. Governments are also affected by price hikes, as they are responsible for maintaining a stable economy. When prices rise, the government may be forced to increase taxes or print more money, which can result in inflation. Inflation can lead to a decrease in the value of money and may ultimately result in a decrease in economic growth. The price hike is a significant challenge faced by individuals, businesses, and governments. It is a complex issue that requires a comprehensive solution. Governments must work towards creating policies that can help control the rate of inflation, while businesses must find ways to reduce their production costs. As consumers, we must be aware of the factors that lead to price hikes and be prepared to adapt to the changing economic environment.

Price Hike

Write a paragraph on ‘Price Hike’ answering the following questions.

1. What is price hike?
2. What are the causes of it?
3. What is the impact of it on our society?
4. Who are the worst sufferers of it?
5. How can it be controlled?

Price hike means the exorbitant increase of the price of almost all the essential daily commodities . There are many reasons of it. Short supply of daily commodities and inflation are mainly responsible for price hike. Sometimes dishonest businesspersons and hoarders artificially raise price for making more profit. The price hike may also causes due to flood and fault of rail and road communications. Besides, the holy month of Ramadan also contribute a lot to it because people buy some commodities more than in other months. Vegetables, brinjal, green chili, sugar and oil become most expensive during this time. There are some bad impacts of it in our society. Price hike decreases our living standard and increases corruption in our society. Price hike increases the sufferings of the common people. The poor and the middle class people of our society are affected by it. Nevertheless, the worst sufferers of it are those who live from hand to month. Government should take immediate actions to control it. The law enforcing agencies should be deployed in the market place to monitor the market price. Legal actions must be taken against the dishonest businesspersons and hoarders.

Smart Bangladesh

The government has changed the name of Digital Bangladesh task force to Smart Bangladesh task force. The government ¡s gradually moving towards the fourth industrial revolution by emphasizing the development of industries through the development of advanced technologies, the making of a trained workforce and the preservation of the environment. ‘Smart Bangladesh’ means making smart citizens, society, economy and smart government. Activities in education, health, agriculture and financial sectors will be transformed into smart systems. For this reason, coordinated activities will be undertaken with the aim of modernizing government management and building an efficient and transparent management structure for its development. Besides, various activities will be digitized. After building Digital Bangladesh. Awami League government now aims to build ‘Smart Bangladesh’. Initiatives are being taken to build a smart Bangladesh of the future based on four pillars. There will be four pillars to build ‘Smart Bangladesh’. Such as Smart Citizen, Smart Economy, Smart Government and Smart Society. In Smart Bangladesh everything will be done by technology. There the citizens will be proficient in the use of technology and manage the entire economy by it. Future Smart Bangladesh will be cost effective, sustainable, knowledge based, intelligent and innovative. Smart cities will be urbanization where modern technologies are utilized to provide better human-friendly services to citizens while ensuring maximum utilization of a city’s resources as well as ensuring minimum envir
onmental impact. Although smart cities have many components. the proposed smart city framework for Bangladesh broadly identifies five components and services including healthcare, transportation, public safety, utilities and urban administration. A smart village will be a rural community where local citizens can connect with the global market through the use of digital technology and open innovation platforms. Apart from this, Smart Village will contribute significantly in improving various service delivery systems of both public and private sectors, development of food supply system and development of renewable energy sources. In continuation of this, work has been started to transform the country from ‘Digital Bangladesh’ to ‘Smart Bangladesh’ by 2041.

Smart Bangladesh Paragraph for SSC (250 Words)

Smart Bangladesh is a vision that aims to build an inclusive and digitalized country for the citizens of Bangladesh. It is founded on the 4 pillars of Smart Citizens, Smart Government, Smart Economy, and Smart Society. This vision is about bridging the digital divide by creating sustainable and innovative digital solutions that can benefit all citizens, regardless of their socio-economic background, and businesses of all sizes. The first pillar of Smart Citizens is about empowering individuals with digital literacy skills and access to digital services, enabling them to participate fully in the digital transformation of the country. Smart Government, the second pillar, uses technology to provide efficient and transparent public services while ensuring citizens’ data privacy. Smart Economy, the third pillar, creates a thriving economy powered by digital technologies, where businesses of all sizes can participate and compete on a level playing field. Smart Bangladesh builds on the foundation laid by Digital Bangladesh and takes it to the next level. It is an ambitious goal that aims to realize the dream of Shonar Bangladesh, a Golden Bangladesh, envisioned by the father of the nation, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Everyone is understanding the concept of Smart Bangladesh is important for the future of the country. It is not just about technology, but about creating a society that is inclusive, innovative, and sustainable. By embracing the four pillars of Smart Citizens, Smart Government, Smart Economy, and Smart Society, the new generations can contribute to building a better and brighter future for Bangladesh.

Smart Bangladesh Paragraph for HSC (300 Words)

The appellation of the Digital Bangladesh Task Force has been replaced with the Smart Bangladesh Task Force by the government. The administration is progressively making a move towards the fourth industrial revolution by prioritizing industrial development through sophisticated technological advancements, the cultivation of a skilled workforce, and the conservation of the environment. The terminology ‘Smart Bangladesh’ denotes the creation of intelligent citizens, society, economy, and government. Education, healthcare, agriculture, and finance sectors will be revolutionized into astute systems. Coordinated efforts will be executed to modernize government management and establish an effective and transparent administrative structure for progress. Additionally, diverse initiatives will be digitized. After erecting Digital Bangladesh, the Awami League government now aims to establish ‘Smart Bangladesh’. Measures are being taken to construct a futuristic smart Bangladesh founded on four fundamental pillars, namely Smart Citizens, Smart Economy, Smart Government, and Smart Society. In Smart Bangladesh, all undertakings will be executed through technology. The populace will be adept in technology, and they will administer the entire economy through technological prowess. Forthcoming Smart Bangladesh will be economical, sustainable, knowledge-based, ingenious, and innovative. Smart cities will be urbanized with the implementation of advanced technologies, offering high-quality services while ensuring optimal utilization of a city’s resources and minimizing environmental impact. The smart city framework proposed for Bangladesh encompasses five components and services, such as healthcare, transportation, public safety, utilities, and urban administration, although smart cities comprise numerous constituents. The smart village will be a rural community where local citizens can connect with the global market through digital technology and open innovation platforms. Moreover, the Smart Village will significantly contribute to improving the delivery of various services by both public and private sectors, the development of food supply systems, and renewable energy sources. The country is transitioning from ‘Digital Bangladesh’ to ‘Smart Bangladesh’ by 2041 in continuation of this vision.

Smart Bangladesh

“Smart Bangladesh” is a concept that refers to the idea of using technology and innovation to modernize and develop the country. The government aims to establish Smart Bangladesh – a developed and prosperous country by 2041 through the transition to a knowledge-based economy. This could include initiatives to improve infrastructure, education, and healthcare, and promote economic growth. It could also involve the adoption of new technologies to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of government and to enhance the quality of life for citizens. The goal of these efforts is to make Bangladesh a more competitive and prosperous nation. And the main purpose is to improve the standard of living for its people. The government has fixed four bases — smart citizens, smart economy, smart government, and smart Society — to make the country ‘Smart Bangladesh’. It will establish Bangladesh as a knowledge-based economy and innovative nation. These will ensure the online activities of the students, to continue the laptop support program of the students under ‘One Student, One Laptop, One Dream. It will be implemented by the ICT Division. To prepare enterprise-based businesses as investment-friendly startups to increase the GDP contribution of micro, cottage, small, and medium enterprises. In Smart Bangladesh, everything will rely on technology. Citizens will be skilled in using technology. The entire economy will be managed by technology. Massive efforts have already been undertaken to make the government and society smart in this regard.

Smart Bangladesh

Smart Bangladesh is a vision of the government of Bangladesh to transform the country into a digital and knowledge-based economy. This initiative is aligned with the government’s Digital Bangladesh vision and the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals. The goal of Smart Bangladesh is to leverage technology to drive economic growth and development in the country. This includes a focus on e-governance, education, healthcare, agriculture, and infrastructure. The initiative aims to create a more efficient, transparent, and inclusive government that can better serve the needs of its citizens. This involves enhancing access to technology and digital services for all citizens, including those in rural areas. Smart Bangladesh seeks to promote innovation and entrepreneurship in the country, creating a skilled workforce that can compete in the global economy. The initiative is expected to create new job opportunities in the technology sector and drive economic growth in the country. The initiative involves partnerships with the private sector, civil society, and international organizations. It also seeks to improve access to financial services through the use of mobile banking and other digital solutions. Smart Bangladesh aims
to improve the quality of education in the country through the use of technology and digital resources. This includes the development of e-learning initiatives and the expansion of broadband internet access in schools. The initiative also seeks to improve access to healthcare services through the use of telemedicine and other digital solutions. This will help to create a more resilient and disaster-ready Bangladesh through the use of technology and data. Smart Bangladesh includes programs such as the Digital Bangladesh Innovation Fund and the National ICT Scholarship Program. The initiative has already seen significant progress, with the government investing in the expansion of broadband internet access across the country. This has led to the development of several tech startups in the country, including those focused on e-commerce, fintech, and agriculture. Smart Bangladesh is a key part of the government’s efforts to achieve its goal of becoming a middle-income country by 2024. It represents a significant opportunity for Bangladesh to harness the power of technology to drive economic growth and development in the country.

Smart Bangladesh

“Smart Bangladesh” is a concept that refers to the idea of using technology and innovation to modernize and develop the country. The government aims to establish Smart Bangladesh – a developed and prosperous country by 2041 through the transition to a knowledge-based economy. This could include initiatives to improve infrastructure, education, and healthcare, and promote economic growth.And the main purpose is to improve the standard of living for its people. The government has fixed four bases — smart citizens, smart economy, smart government, and smart Society — to make the country ‘Smart Bangladesh’. It will establish, It will be implemented by the ICT Division. In Smart Bangladesh, everything will rely on technology. Citizens will be skilled in using technology. The entire economy will be managed by technology. Massive efforts have already been undertaken to make the government and society smart in this regard.“Smart Bangladesh” is a concept that refers to the idea of using technology and innovation to modernize and develop the country. The government aims to establish Smart Bangladesh – a developed and prosperous country by 2041 through the transition to a knowledge-based economy. This could include initiatives to improve infrastructure, education, and healthcare, and promote economic growth. It could also involve the adoption of new technologies to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of government and to enhance the quality of life for citizens. The goal of these efforts is to make Bangladesh a more competitive and prosperous nation. And the main purpose is to improve the standard of living for its people. The government has fixed four bases — smart citizens, smart economy, smart government, and smart Society — to make the country ‘Smart Bangladesh’. It will be implemented by the ICT Division. To prepare enterprise-based businesses as investment-friendly startups to increase the GDP contribution of micro, cottage, small, and medium enterprises. In Smart Bangladesh, everything will rely on technology. Citizens will be skilled in using technology. The entire economy will be managed by technology. Massive efforts have already been undertaken to make the government and society smart in this regard.

Traffic Jam

(Class 8)

Traffic jams are a situation where hundreds of vehicles cannot move on a road or move at very slow speeds due to a lack of sufficient space. This is a big problem in modern urban life. Due to the traffic jam, patients and doctors could not reach the hospital on time, resulting in loss of life or pain. Students are delayed in going to school and college and employees in the office. If there is a fire somewhere, the fire brigade cannot reach there quickly, so there is a lot of loss of life and property. In short, traffic jams bring indescribable damage and misery to city life. There are many reasons for the jam. Such as unplanned roads that are much narrower than the required width. Other reasons include illegal parking, lack of traffic police in the city, slow vehicles like rickshaws and Tomtom, excess of private cars, incompetence of drivers, etc. In order to reduce traffic jams, these factors need to be addressed. Also, it is possible to reduce traffic congestion by constructing a sufficient number of flyovers and elevated expressways and launching metro rails. The government should take steps to adopt and implement a long-term action plan to reduce traffic jams.

Traffic Jam (SSC)

The obstruction of the movement of vehicles creating the clogging of many vehicles is known as a traffic jam. It is created when there is a huge amount of vehicles on a road than its capacity. It is a common problem in our country found in different megacities. Dhaka, Chattagram, Gazipur, Narayanganj, Khulna cities are seriously affected by traffic jams. The causes of traffic jams are poor transport management, violation of traffic rules, lack of roads and highways, unplanned development, maintenance works done on the roads, etc. Where Bangladesh is an overpopulated country, its roads and highways have not been modernized according to the demand. So the roads have become insufficient and cannot accommodate a large number of vehicles and their movements. Besides the roads are narrow in size and too much zig-zag which makes the movement of vehicles slower. Again the mentality of crossing vehicles to go faster leads to violation of traffic rules and the situation becomes more problematic. General people suffer a lot for the lack of coordination in road management and development works done by the government. The careless attitude of drivers, fitness-less public transport and parking space insufficiency in the cities make the situation worsen. For traffic jams, life in the city has turned into horrible nightmares. Many people fail to attend their office on time. The students, workers, employees, rickshaw pullers, and drivers suffer a lot from the slow speed toward their destination. The worst sufferers are the dying patient who needs emergency treatment heading toward the hospital but are stuck in a traffic jam. Construction of new or alternative roads and effective projects must be taken to make cities free from traffic jams.

Traffic Jam (HSC)

A traffic jam is a situation in which a long line of vehicles on a road stops moving or moves slowly. It is created when there is a huge amount of vehicles on a road than its capacity. It is a common problem in all megacities around the world. In our country, Dhaka, Chattagram, Gazipur, Narayanganj, etc districts are seriously affected by traffic jams. Poor transport management, violation of traffic rules, lack of roads and highways, unplanned cities, lack of coordination in development and maintenance works on the roads, etc are the causes of traffic jams. Where Bangladesh is an overpopulated country, its roads and highways have not been modernized according to the demand. Again with the increased population, the roads have become insufficient and cannot accommodate a large number of vehicles and their movements. Besides our cities aren’t built in an organized way which has made the roads narrower, too much zig-zag and several junctions in a small area. These problems create a mentality among the drivers and passengers to move the high traffic areas quickly. Thus, they cross vehicles violating traffic rules and the situation becomes more problematic. Many unplanned development works are done on the road, mismanagement, and lack of coordination among Govt. departments also lead to huge pain and suffering for
the common people on the roads. We face traffic jams not only at a specific busy time, rather it is seen all day long both in the megacities and towns because of the carelessness of drivers and fitness-less public transport. Parking space is insufficient in the cities and the vehicles park alongside the roads and highways which shrinks the road making the situation worsen. A report published by the World Bank shows that the average traffic speed in Dhaka city is 4km/hour which is slower than the walking speed. For traffic jams, life in the city has turned into horrible nightmares. The movement of vehicles in big cities has become almost impossible. Many people fail to attend their office on time which causes loss of important working hours. The students, workers, employees, rickshaw pullers, and drivers suffer a lot from the slow speed toward their destination. Thus they become annoyed sitting in the vehicles and hearing the sound of the horns and suffer from various mental and physical problems. In addition to pain, traffic jam has a significant economic loss for the hand-to-mouth lower-class drivers, helpers, and related people of the transport business as the number of passengers decreases by a good amount and they face a waste of fuel because of traffic jams. The worst sufferers are the dying patient who needs emergency treatment heading toward the hospital but are stuck in a traffic jam. Our government has taken many steps, but these are not enough and are more time-consuming. Construction of new and alternative roads and highways in a planned way, investment in public transport and controlling private cars, the establishment of a modern traffic control system, creating enough parking space for vehicles and footpaths for walking, implementation of traffic rules, etc can solve the problem. Along with this, the mentality of general people and drivers towards traffic jams is to be changed to create an overall disciplined and safe road. The traffic jam problem must be solved by the combined effort of the government and the public to stop economic loss and suffering.

Traffic Jam ( 250 Words)

Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, is known for its chaotic traffic conditions and chronic traffic jams. The city’s ever-increasing population and lack of proper infrastructure have made it challenging to manage the traffic flow. The traffic jams in Dhaka are a common occurrence and a daily struggle for commuters. The city’s roads are narrow, and most of them are poorly maintained. The lack of proper public transport and inadequate parking facilities have added to the problem. As a result, the roads are often clogged with buses, cars, trucks, and rickshaws, making it challenging to move around. The situation worsens during rush hours, especially in the morning and evening, when people commute to and from work. It is not uncommon to see vehicles stuck in traffic for hours, causing frustration and wasting time. The traffic jams also contribute to air pollution and pose a significant health hazard for the city’s inhabitants. The government has taken several measures to address the issue, such as introducing a mass transit system, building flyovers and highways, and implementing strict traffic rules. However, these efforts have had limited success due to the lack of proper planning and implementation. To alleviate the traffic situation in Dhaka, there is a need for a comprehensive approach that includes expanding the public transport network, improving the road infrastructure, and promoting the use of alternative modes of transport such as bicycles. The government also needs to enforce strict traffic laws and regulations, including imposing heavy fines on violators. The traffic situation in Dhaka is a significant problem that affects the city’s residents’ daily lives. It requires a concerted effort from the government, citizens, and private sector to address the issue and improve the overall quality of life in the city.

Traffic Jam

Traffic jam means a long line of different kinds of vehicles. It is a common sight in our country. It is one of the major problems of modern time. This problem is created by the rapid growth of population and the increasing number of vehicles. It occurs almost all the district towns where a lot of vehicles play everyday. Especially it occurs near bus stand, railway crossing, in front of a school or a college and turn of a road, at the junction of various roads or near a market. It occurs mainly in the morning and afternoon on working days when everyday body tries to attend office in short time or returns home as early as possible. Actually traffic jam occurs seriously at office and school time. The causes of traffic jam are many. The roads of our country are very narrow. There are many unlicensed vehicles in our country. The drivers are not willing to obey traffic rules. They want to drive according to their freedom. As a result, traffic jam is created. Traffic jam is very harmful for our life. It kills our valuable time and our works are hampered widely. It causes great sufferings to the ambulance carrying dying patients and the fire brigade vehicles. However, this problem can be solved by taking some steps. Our government should construct spacious roads. One way movement of vehicles should be introduced. Traffic rules should be imposed strictly so that the drivers are bound to obey traffic rules. Sufficient traffic police should be posted on important points. Finally unlicensed vehicles should be removed. In fact, traffic jam is very harmful for every nation. By doing the above things, we can be free from traffic jam.

Traffic Jam (200 words)

• What is a traffic jam?
• Why does traffic jam happen?
• Where is it most commonly seen?
• What problems do the people face with it?
• What are the disadvantages of traffic jams?
• What are the primary causes of traffic jams?
• What steps should be taken to get rid of it?
• What are the government’s responsibilities in resolving this issue?

A traffic jam is the immobility of vehicles on the roads and highways. It is a common occurrence in our country, particularly in Dhaka city. Traffic jam is a big problem in Bangladesh. It has resulted in a horrible situation in our daily lives. There are various reasons for the traffic jam. Firstly, the roads are narrower than they were supposed to be. Secondly, many drivers are unfamiliar with traffic rules, while others intentionally break them. Thirdly, the number of vehicles, including buses, trucks, auto-rickshaws, rickshaws, private cars, and so on, are rapidly increasing. Fourth, expired vehicles unexpectedly stop on the road. Additionally, the number of traffic police is quite limited. Finally, our country’s traffic management system is very poor. Traffic jams have a negative influence on both human life and the environment. Traffic jams waste petrol. All of these cars are stuck for a long duration of time, causing air and noise pollution. Furthermore, because of traffic, ambulances are unable to reach their destinations on time. Ambulances tend to fail to reach the hospital on time. As a result, the patient’s life is at risk. This difficulty, however, may be solved by taking significant steps. The government should appoint traffic officers to limit a large number of vehicles. Furthermore, traffic laws should be properly implemented. Those who do not follow the guidelines will face severe penalties. One possible solution to this issue is the development of wide roads.

Tree Plantation

Tree plantation refers to the systematic planting of more trees on a large scale. Trees provide us w
ith dozens of social, economic and ecological benefits. From trees, we get different kinds of fruits to eat, woods for making furniture, flowers to decorate our residence, branches and leaves as fuel, and raw materials for clothes. Various vegetables, medicines, leaves like tee, mint etc, fragrance products, rubbers etc are obtained from trees. Besides, a tree absorbs Carbon Dioxide from the atmosphere and supplies Oxygen. By this, the atmospheric balance and temperature of the environment are maintained and we get our essential element for breathing. A lot of birds and insects also take shelter in trees and get the required food. The more trees are there in a place, the more rain occurs which is very much helpful for vegetables, fruits and agricultural crops. So, trees are one of the most valuable gifts of nature. Though we call them friends, trees are being cut down to a great extent for the increasing rate of demand and deforestation has become quicker than at any other time. According to the US environment program, more than 15 billion trees are cut down annually when the number of planted trees is 1.9 billion only which visualizes a huge gap. The rate of emission of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is increasing day by day and its absorption is reducing due to the lack of trees resulting in global warming. Which 17% of Bangladesh will be submerged by rising sea levels by 2050, depriving 20 million people of their homes. Not only climate change but also natural calamities like sudden floods, thunderstorms, cyclones etc are often seen to be stuck in a more devastating way. The rigidity of soil is being destroyed due to the cutting down of trees, landslides in hilly regions and river erosion has become worsened. 25% area of a country must be covered with forest for a good environment, whereas we have only about 11% forest area. So, forestation projects need to be taken by the Government with a view to creating more forests like Sundarbans to maintain the ecological balance of our country. Besides, people should be made aware of creating social forestry. We can plant trees beside our houses, alongside roads, railways and in vacant places. We have to surround our society with various types of trees as they are true friends of nature and mankind. A world without trees is unimaginable and our existence will be hampered. The green leaves of trees and their magical beauty bring peace to our minds. To make our nature green and clean and keep the earth sustainable for the living of mankind, tree plantation should remain at top of our priority list.

Tree Plantation Paragraph for Class 9-10 or SSC exam

Tree plantation means planting trees in an organized way. Planting down trees facilitates both economic solvency and ecological balance. From trees, we get different kinds of fruits to eat, wood for making furniture, flowers to decorate our residence and its branches and leaves as fuel. Besides, a tree absorbs Carbon Dioxide from the atmosphere and supplies Oxygen. By this, the atmospheric balance is maintained and we get our essential element used for respiration. The more trees are there in a place, the more rain occurs which is very much helpful for vegetables, fruits and agricultural crops. So, trees are one of the most valuable gifts of nature. But, recently trees are being cut down to a great extent for the increasing rate of demand which has made deforestation quicker than at any other time. The increasing amount of carbon dioxide has resulted from not only global warming and climate change but also natural calamities like sudden floods, thunderstorms, cyclones etc are often seen to stick in a more devastating way. Again, the cutting down of trees destroys the rigidity of soil and causes landslides and river erosion. Where it is required to have 25% area of a country to be covered with forest for a good environment, we have only about 11% forest area. So, we must plant trees more and more beside our houses, alongside roads, railways and in vacant places. Tree plantation projects need to be taken by the Government to panting down trees in large numbers with a view to creating more forest. To maintain the ecological balance of a country, and resist different natural calamities like cyclones, floods, tidal bores etc duties are performed by a forest. For its huge contribution to our daily life, a world without trees is unimaginable. We must plant more and more trees in order to keep the earth green, clean and safe for living.

Tree Plantation Paragraph in 300 Words

Tree plantation is a crucial activity that involves planting trees in large numbers to restore and maintain the natural environment. The benefits of tree plantation are numerous, and they extend to both the environment and human beings. One of the primary benefits of tree plantation is its ability to combat climate change. Trees absorb carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases from the atmosphere, which helps to reduce the amount of these gases that contribute to global warming. Trees also help to cool the air by releasing water vapor through a process called transpiration. In addition to helping combat climate change, tree plantation is also beneficial for the soil. Trees help prevent soil erosion by stabilizing the soil with their roots and reducing the impact of wind and rain. Trees also improve soil fertility by adding organic matter to the soil, which helps to support the growth of other plants. Furthermore, tree plantation is essential for supporting biodiversity. Trees provide habitats for a wide range of wildlife, including birds, insects, and mammals. They also provide food and shelter for these animals, which helps to maintain healthy ecosystems. Tree plantation also has many benefits for human beings. Trees provide shade, which helps to reduce the amount of heat that buildings and roads absorb, thereby helping to mitigate the urban heat island effect. Trees also help to reduce air pollution by absorbing pollutants from the air, which can improve the overall health of people in urban environments. Finally, tree plantation can provide economic benefits as well. Trees can be harvested for timber, paper, and other products, which can create jobs and generate income for communities. Tree plantation is a crucial activity that has numerous benefits for both the environment and human beings. It can help combat climate change, prevent soil erosion, support biodiversity, improve air and soil quality, and provide economic benefits. Therefore, it is important for individuals, communities, and governments to prioritize and invest in tree plantation efforts.

Tree plantation paragraph 150 words (Class 6-7)

(a) What does a tree do for us?

(b) What happens if there are no trees?

(c) What is the effect of the loss of trees?

(d) How can we make the earth greener, cleaner and safer?

(e) What part do people play in protecting trees and increasing forests?

Systematic planting of trees on a large scale is called tree plantation. Trees are very important to our daily lives in many ways. Trees meet our nutritional needs by providing fruits and vitamins. The wood used to make daily necessities including furniture is obtained from trees. Trees prevent soil erosion. A variety of medicines are prepared from the leaves, roots and bark of the tree. We need oxygen for breathing and this oxygen is provided by trees. Plants keep our environment healthy by absorbing toxic carbon-dioxide gas. Trees play a huge role in maintain
ing our ecological balance. Ecological balance is a healthy and harmonious relationship between living and inanimate matter in the environment. Plants help us maintain this balance by providing shelter and oxygen to animals and plants. Without plants, our life would not exist. It is said that a country needs to have 25% forest cover to maintain ecological balance. A country without trees becomes a desert and no living animal can live there. So planting trees is vital for us. They can be planted along roadsides, around educational institutions and in any open space. For our own sake we should plant more trees.

Tree plantation paragraph for class 8 (250 words)

Tree plantation refers to planting more trees across the country. A happy and peaceful life is not possible without trees. Some people are recklessly cutting down trees everywhere. They do not think that the destruction of trees destroys the ecosystem. As a result, our country is going to become a whole desert. In this we may face problems like flood, land erosion, lack of rain etc. It poses a great threat to our ecosystem. Trees play a significant role in our day to day life. We need oxygen to survive. Trees give us this oxygen. They give us food and fruits. They also shelter us. From trees we get wood and without wood we cannot make household furniture, boats, launches, ships etc. If trees are planted along the banks of rivers and seas, erosion can be prevented. It also prevents air pollution. Trees protect the country from harmful greenhouse effect. The higher lands of the river valleys are suitable for growth and development of afforestation. Beaches, lowlands and wastelands can be brought under afforestation with specific types of trees suitable for the soil. June-July is the best time for planting. We should plant more trees to save the environment. Plantation programs should be extended to remote areas of the country. Officials concerned with this program should take proper steps and necessary measures to make it successful. Government should take necessary steps to encourage people to plant trees. The necessity and importance of trees can never be ignored. So it is our duty to plant more trees and take care of them for our own well-being and existence.

Tree plantation paragraph for class 9-10 (SSC) 300 words

The life of every animal on earth including humans is directly or indirectly related to trees. Trees have made this land habitable, providing essential food for animals and above all maintaining the earth’s ecological and climatic balance. And so there is no alternative to planting trees to preserve the natural balance. It is desirable for any country to have at least 25 percent forest cover on its mainland. But compared to that, the amount of forest land in Bangladesh is only 16 percent of the total area. Even in such a situation, we are often killing trees indiscriminately from all around for no reason. In this we are moving towards an inevitable end. The environment of Bangladesh has become a victim of pollution today. As a result, there is excessive rain or no rain. Every year Bangladesh is devastated by flash floods, landslides and cyclones. The climate of this country is gradually moving towards extremes. Maybe in the future Bangladesh will turn into a desert. And in the absence of trees, it is not possible to stop the greenhouse effect. Ozone layer depletion and global warming may lead to submergence of Bangladesh’s coastal areas if sea level rises. Plantation or development of tree resources is therefore linked to our existence. For effective implementation of the goals and objectives of forest expansion and forest conservation, public and private efforts are required. However, some of the duties to be performed in this regard are – prevention of free and arbitrary clearing of forests, planting of new saplings and their necessary maintenance, enforcement of laws to prevent the cutting of immature trees, establishment of social forestry in new areas, organization of tree fairs, etc. Only if the tree plantation campaign can be carried out with the concerted efforts of all these, our land including Bangladesh will become habitable again.

Tree plantation paragraph for class 12 (HSC) 350 words

Initiating campaign in order to conquer green world and to secure the life on earth, planting trees as much as possible refers to tree plantation. Ours is an overpopulated country which doesn’t contain a significant value of land. Though we have secured 17% of our land fulfill with trees, it’s not ideal. Apart from this, greedy society is cutting down trees on their sweet will to earn money. Trees are an integral part of nature and the ecosystem. Therefore, the existence of life on earth without trees is unimaginable. Indiscriminate deforestation is endangering nature. Biodiversity and environment are under threat. According to the decision of environmental scientists, the reason for the deterioration of the world environment is the deforestation of the world. The relationship between life and environment is inextricable. To keep life alive, the balance of the environment must be maintained. Trees increase the amount of water in the soil by making rain fall by producing water vapor. Moreover, by preventing soil erosion, it protects the land from river erosion and increases soil fertility. It also plays a unique role in protecting the earth from natural disasters. Trees take the carbon dioxide released by animals from nature’s bosom and return life-giving oxygen to nature. The dire consequences of deforestation are evident worldwide today. As a result of this, the melting of the ice in the polar region will increase the height of the sea water and the rate of floods, cyclones and floods will increase a lot. Again, as a result of the depletion of the ozone layer due to greenhouse gases, the sun’s ultraviolet rays will enter the earth, causing various diseases to humans and animals. As a result, to protect the balance of the environment, planting sufficient number of trees for a livable environment has become an imperative today. Tree planting is essential to bring back the coolness of tree shade in rough urban areas. Tree plantation programs and maintenance should be undertaken under well-planned government and private assistance. People should be encouraged to plant trees wherever there is vacant land. The general public will feel the urge to plant trees only when they are made aware of the horrors of environmental imbalance.

Tree Plantation

• What is tree plantation?
• Why is tree plantation important?
• How can we take care of trees?
• Why should we plant more trees?
• Which months are suitable for planting trees?
• How do trees support our environment?
• What benefits do trees provide?
• How do they maintain our ecological balance?
• What happens if there are no trees?
• How can we raise public awareness of tree plantations?

Tree Plantation Paragraph For Class 6, 7, 8

Tree plantation means planting a large number of trees across the country. Trees are beneficial to us in numerous ways. Trees help us by giving us fruit, wood, flowers, and fuel. They provide us with oxygen and take in carbon dioxide. They protect us from natural disasters such as storms, floods, and drought. Also, they support the maintenance of our ecological balance. So, trees play an important role in our ecosystem. Unfortunately, some greedy and selfish people are cutting trees on a l
arge scale. If we cut down trees at random, the country will eventually turn into a desert. Every country requires a minimum of 25% forest cover of its entire land area to maintain an ecological environment. In actuality, our country has approximately 17% forest area. We need to plant more trees. June and July are suitable months for planting trees. We can save the environment by planting more trees. Trees can be planted around ponds, riverbanks, both sides of highways and railways, hillsides, and other places. Furthermore, we should spread public awareness about the importance of planting more trees. The government and the public sector need to collaborate to make the tree plantation efforts a reality.

Tree Plantation Paragraph Paragraph For Class 9, 10

Tree plantation refers to the planting of trees on a large scale. Trees are very important to us in several ways. We cannot imagine our lives without trees. Trees fill a large part of our food deficit by providing fruits and vegetables. The leaves, roots, and bark of the tree are often used to make different types of medicine. They help us maintain ecological balance by giving oxygen and absorbing carbon dioxide. Trees provide shelter and food for many species of birds and other reptiles. Unfortunately, some greedy people are harming the forest by cutting down trees for selfish gain. This destruction has a negative impact on our ecosystem. The global temperature is gradually rising. It has become a worldwide issue. As a result, tree planting must be considered a project. If we want to save the ecosystem, we need to plant more trees. Trees are usually planted from June to August. They could be planted on roadsides as well as at all schools and universities. Likewise, any open area in and around the household should be used for tree planting. The government must use different media to encourage the public to plant trees. Moreover, all responsible people should take part in helping the tree planting program succeed.

Tree Plantation Paragraph Paragraph For Class 11, 12

Tree plantation refers to the planting of trees. It is really beneficial to the environment. Trees are our closest friends. Trees provide us with oxygen and absorb carbon dioxide. They also provide us with shelter, shade, food, and fruit. They help our environment in a variety of ways, like preventing soil erosion and protecting us from floods, cyclones, and droughts. Unfortunately, people are now cutting down more trees than necessary. The number of trees and forests is decreasing day by day. As a result, the ecological balance is destroyed. A country should have at least 25% of its area covered by forest. However, our country has no forest areas. As a result, the necessary steps should be taken to plant more trees. There are different areas where we can plant trees. We can plant trees on both the roadside and the highway, also on the sides of sea beaches and other unused areas. Many countries are now turning into deserts due to massive deforestation. Deforestation has also led to the extinction of many bird and animal species. The government should take the initiative to plant more and more trees. On the other hand, each of us must be conscious and educate the other about the importance of tree plantation. Different seminars, publications, and television programs should highlight the benefits of tree plantation.

Importance of tree plantation paragraph

Tree plantation is an important activity to make our environment green and clean. Trees play an important role in maintaining the ecological balance in the environment. Trees are necessary to sustain our lives. They provide us with the oxygen we require to breathe. Tree parts such as roots, leaves, flowers, fruits, and seeds are also used by humans and other animals. Trees are our best friends. They give us many things like wood, leaves, rubber, aromatic, honey, etc. But we are cutting trees indiscriminately. It is a tremendous threat to our environment. The climate is rapidly changing these days. This causes rapid flash floods, rain, and other natural disasters. This is due to reckless deforestation. We are constantly emitting carbon dioxide. The trees absorb this carbon dioxide. However, deforestation will increase the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. As a result, climate change will occur. So, protecting trees is a top priority. Planting more trees contributes to the planet’s green cover and environmental protection. We can enjoy the beauty of nature by planting trees in our yards or neighborhoods. Furthermore, all public and private institutions should come forward to educate the public on the importance of tree plantation.

Tree Plantation Paragraph (200 Words)

• What is the importance of trees in nature?
• What do trees provide us?
• What is the use of wood?
• What if there are less trees and forests?
• What to do to prevent deforestation?

Trees are an important gift of nature for our life and environment. They provide us with life-saving oxygen. All our food comes from trees, directly and indirectly. The wood from which we make our homes, furniture, and other things are given by trees. Plants balance our environment and prevent soil erosion. They play an important role in preventing natural disasters such as droughts, floods, and cyclones. Desertification will occur if there are not enough plants and forests. Natural disasters will also increase. The amount of oxygen in the air will decrease. The soil will become barren. There will be food shortages. Biodiversity will be destroyed. Forests should cover at least 25% of the total area of ​​a country. But in our densely populated country, trees and forests are much less. Even day by day it is decreasing. Therefore, it is necessary to increase tree planting to maintain good public health and protect the environment. Effective measures must be taken to stop those who cut down trees and deforest indiscriminately. Public awareness activities also need to be increased. If we hope to see our country as a habitable land in the future, there is no alternative to continuing the massive afforestation campaign.

Unemployment Problem in Bangladesh

The unemployment problem is a great problem in Bangladesh. There are many causes behind it. The first and foremost cause is overpopulation. The country cannot provide this huge population with employment opportunities. There are plenty of natural resources in our country. They are not properly used. This also creates a problem. There are a few mills and factories in this country. Besides, every year two or three mills are closed due to economic loss. Most people are illiterate. They are not involved in productive work. This is another cause. Our educational system is defective. Professional and vocational training is absent in this system. There is no distribution of national wealth. It is also responsible for the problem. Some people think that everything is predestined by God. So, there is no use of try. The problem has many effects. Economic depression is going on throughout the country. The following measures can be prescribed to solve the problem. Firstly, all should be educated. Secondly, more and more mills and factories should be established. Thirdly, vocational training should be introduced in education. Fourthly, national wealth should be equally distributed. Last, of all, the Government sho
uld take massive programs to make an unemployment free Bangladesh.

Unemployment Problem in Bangladesh

Unemployment means lack of employment. When a man or a woman having the ability of doing work is jobless or workless s/he suffers from an unemployment problem. Political instability government’s autocracy and incompetence, traditional educational system, lack of vocational training and technical education, illiteracy, agro-based economy, industrial backwardness, closure or lay-off of industries, economic stagnancy in investment sectors and above all outlook and attitude of the people are responsible for unemployment. After the liberation, no special care was given to industrial sector. As a result, employment did not increase. We produce fewer scopes of employment but due to overpopulation, the frustration of joblessness exists everywhere. Another important reason of unemployment is the unwillingness of the educated class to take up the trade. Job fascination has grasped us so blindly that at times, we forget about any other earning means in our way of life. Unemployment is a great social evil. It has a far-reaching effect on the economic, social and political affairs of the country. Unemployed people are social parasites. From the socio-political point of view, unemployment has given rise to various social crimes. A large number of unemployed youths involve themselves in various anti-social activities and crimes. Drug addiction, terrorism, trafficking, etc. are breeding anarchy and disorder in society. Unemployment is at the root of all crimes. It is high time we took proper steps to eradicate it. If we fail to solve this monster of unemployment, our independence, as well as our existence, will be at stake.

Unemployment problem in Bangladesh

Unemployment is a state in which an eligible man or woman does not find a job suitable for him/her and therefore remains jobless. Bangladesh is a small country but it has a large population. Population becomes a burden for a country when they are unemployed. One of the main causes of unemployment lies in the education system in our country. Our education is not job-oriented. When we need more people educated in technical subjects, we have a lot of graduates in general subjects and they remain unemployed. It is a matter of regret that a huge number of people in our country are unemployed. Unemployment creates dishonesty: terrorism and violence. And thus a country becomes corrupt and its development is badly hindered. We need more jobs in offices, factories, industries, and in agricultural works to provide employment for the increasing number of unemployed people. So. proper steps should be taken to eliminate this problem.

Unemployment problem in Bangladesh (200 words)

Unemployment is when a large fraction of the population does not participate in productive works but uses available resources. It brings the economy in loss and makes it underdeveloped. Not a single nation of the world would ever prefer to be in such a situation. Unemployment is a very pathetic state of an economy. The sooner this problem is eliminated, the better it is for the country. Controlling the population of the nation can be the best possible solution to unemployment. In an economy with a balanced population, everyone will get a chance to show his skills. Available jobs will be sufficient for the available human capital. Improving the education system may also help us in getting rid of the problem of unemployment. Well educated and skilled youth will no longer wander to get appropriate jobs. Also, the best education will help them in diverting from the terrorists and other criminal activities. There are many ways of removing the problem of unemployment, and the government is also working on them. We should also realize our responsibility towards our nation and work for its development. We can remove the problem of unemployment only when we all will work for it collectively and sincerely.

Unemployment problem in Bangladesh (200 words)

Unemployment is an issue that plagues almost every country. When the number of jobs demanded by the youth and others in a country exceeds the number of available jobs there is unemployment. Unemployment has deleterious effects on the society and the economy of the country. Unemployed persons are unable to meet their requirements of food, clothing and shelter. The unemployed would form part of the poorer sections of society. With greater unemployment there is greater poverty. Without access to nutritious food, the poor and unemployed become vulnerable to develop illnesses and diseases of malnutrition that may become fatal too. Those who lack a livelihood, and are thus deprived of resources, may also lack access to hygiene and cleanliness that may make them susceptible to ill health. Unemployed people are also liable to develop psychological conditions requiring medical attention. With greater unemployment there is an increase in the number of homeless persons and street dwellers. Unemployment is also responsible for increased beggary. When people are unable to satisfy their needs due to lack of sufficient resources, they take to begging. With increased unemployment there is also a high rate of crime such as murder, rape, robbing, burglary and cheating in society.

Unemployment problem in Bangladesh (250 words)

Unemployment is an undesirable state of the economy. Almost no country in the world is untouched by the problem of unemployment. Unemployment has made a place in every economy. It is not beneficial for the country or society in any way. The level of unemployment is indicative of the deformed economy of the country. Unemployment is one of the major problems in developing countries. A country going through the problem of unemployment suffers from the loss of both labor and time. Most of its population sits idle and becoming unproductive. Subsequently, it completely stops the economic growth of the country. The main reason behind widespread poverty in India is unemployment. An employed person cannot feed his family and himself, and thus they fall in the poverty zone. It also becomes a reason for the increasing number of suicides in the country. People choose to die rather than living in unemployment and poverty. Certainly, an unemployed person will wander to feed himself and fulfill his basic needs. It makes him be a criminal and earn money for his livelihood by any means. So unemployment is also a reason for increasing the crime rate in the nation. Political instability is the result of unemployment which works as a barrier to the economic development of a country. It creates a conflict between the owner of the industries and their worker. The constant conflict may lead to protests and violence. All these outcomes of unemployment are unacceptable so they must be removed as soon as possible.

Unemployment problem in Bangladesh (250 words)

Unemployment is an issue that confounds governments all over the world. Unemployment in a country refers to the people who could be gainfully employed but are not. Unemployment is caused due to many reasons. Often there is a high level of unemployment despite persons being educated. It may be due to the lack of linkage between education and the requirements of jobs or job profiles. Often the education system gives a high level of emphasis to academics that may not ensure a job or profession later on. Educated youth, therefore, stay unemployed though
they may be employable in that they have the physical, mental and intellectual ability to be gainfully employed. The unemployed may become poor and destitute. The unemployed would lack resources to access the required food, clothing, shelter and medical facilities for themselves and their families that may be wholly dependent on them. Due to lack wholesome and nutritious food, the person fall victims of various ailments and deficiency diseases that may turn fatal too. Without a roof on their heads, the persons who are unemployed may have to turn to the streets to live their lives. The number of homeless and street dwellers, therefore, increases when the unemployment level is high in a society. Unemployment and the poverty that is caused thereby increase the level of beggary too. People who are unemployed and do not have a source of livelihood would also lack mental well-being. They may suffer from mental conditions such as depression needing medical help.

Wonders of Modern Science

We live in an age of science. We can see the wonders of science around us. Science has made our life easy and comfortable. We cannot think of our modern life without science. The first wonder of modern science is the discovery of electricity. It has changed our life, society and culture. It is a great source of power and energy. The radio, television, lights, fans, electric irons, mills, factories and refrigerators all work through the power of electricity. Science has linked up the distant parts of the world. Telephone, telex, fax, wireless, telegram is great wonders. They have brought the world closer to other within a moment. They have conquered space, distance and time. Radio and television are also great media of communication. Science has invented many wonders for our recreation. We have cinema, television, radio, lapel recorder, gramophone, V.C.R, Dish antenna and etc for our recreation. Science has lessened human suffering. It has given eyes to the blind, hearing to the deaf, legs to the lame. It has found out the new ways of health and life. It has increased the joys of life, Penicillin, X-ray biography and ultrasonography, E.C.G, are some of the wonders of modern science in the field of medical science. Hospitals, Private clinics and doctors cannot do even a single day without these. Science has removed the distance of places. It has saved time. We can travel hundreds of miles within a short time by cars, aeroplanes, buses, trains, launches and steamers. The invention of nuclear energy computer and calculators are great wonders of modern science. The rocket is another wonder of science. It has made space travel easy. Man has landed on the moon successfully. Though the many wonders of science for usefulness of man. But man uses this destruction of worlds. Science is the greatest of all conquerors both past and present. It knows no defeat. It has established itself firmly in our hearts.

Wonders of Science – 200 Words For Classes 6, 7, 8 Students

Science began the moment humans learned to use common sense, even if it was a cave person. But when we look at the wonders of science made until now, we will see both sides of the coin. Science is both a blessing and a bane for us, but this depends on how we decide to use it. Science might have made our life easier by being a boon, but we are the ones who turn the discoveries of science into bane because of our greed. The advantages of science will certainly outnumber the disadvantages, and the elemental proof of that is a livable world. Science was the driving force behind evolution, and this might be one of the biggest wonders of science. The contribution of science in every field begins by observation and then experimentation, which ultimately results in a new invention. Science has, from the beginning, helped us overcome darkness by bringing light as well as discover the reason behind the existence of darkness simultaneously. But whenever science was used for morally wrong purposes, it always left adverse effects on us in one way or another. Hence, to be civilized means also using the wonders of science for the benefit of humankind.

Wonders of Science – 250 to 300 Words For Classes 9, 10, 11, 12

Imagining a world without science is like imagining death or the ultimate end. It is because science is something that has forever been a very intricate and integrated part of our lives. It is because of the contribution of science in the field of agriculture that food is being produced. Starting from telegrams, then telephones, and now smartphones, science is the reason behind all these inventions and their evolutions. When human imagination can be brought into reality for physical use, it is called invention, possibly because of science. One such great invention that impacted us as much as once the discovery or creation of fire did is the invention of electricity. The discovery of electricity opened several doors to other scientific inventions that only meant making survival even easier. The discovery of the different types of energy also meant the evolution of our transportation systems to the most efficient for us at present. Troubles and hardships have always helped people to come up with solutions using science, whether knowingly or unknowingly. With science, we have discovered ways to satisfy our needs and wants even in the absence of the real things that we require. That means science has, in a way, also introduced artificialness into our lives so that we are not deprived of the things we need and want. Another wonder of science was to help people evolve and become more open-minded by almost diminishing superstitions, ultimately, with all the exploration, discoveries, and inventions. But equally, some of these wonders of sciences were used in destructive purposes rather than concentrating on using them solely for the betterment of humankind.

Wonders of Modern Science

We live in an age of science. The present civilization is the present of modern science. So the modern world cannot go even for a day without science. Electricity is the first wonder of science. Science has conquered the forces of nature and brought them to the services of mankind. We can’t think of a modern civilization without electricity. The telephone, the Telegraph and the wireless are also the wonderful inventions of science. The modern transport system is a gift of science. Rockets and radars can move faster than sound and help us conquer that space. Science has done a miracle in the field of medicine by inventing X-ray, radium, penicillin, vaccines, antibiotics, chloroform, ultra-violet ray, etc. The computer is the newest invention of science. It has become a part of every walk of life. The wonders of science can’t be described in brief. Wherever we go or stay, we find every possible thing done by science. So the wonders of science prevail everywhere.

Wonder of Science (200 Words)

Modern civilization is the gift of modern science. We are living in an advanced age of science and technology. Thanks to modern science, our life has become easier, more convenient, and more comfortable than our forefathers. Science has given us various tools or techniques to meet our every need. All this is a wonder of science. Electricity has a role to play in all the wonderful discoveries of modern science and their operation, though electricity itself is a discovery of science. So, it may be considered the greatest wonder of science. Radios, televisions, cinemas, mobile phones, photocopiers, computers, most mills, printing presses, sewing machines, cookers,
irons, etc. are powered by electricity. Modern science has offered us a variety of vehicles for travel and communication. So distance is no longer a problem for us today. We can get from one place to another in a short time by train, plane, and car. We can send messages, pictures, videos, and documents to any part of the world in seconds. This is also the wonder of science. Using scientific methods and materials, we are building roads and bridges, producing and processing food, and building high-rise buildings. Science has added to our agriculture hybrid grain species and various types of equipment. It has brought about an unimaginable revolution in the field of health and medicine. All this is a wonder of science.

Wonder of Science (200 Words)

Science has so many blessings and unbelievable contribution to human life. Our life has been so much easier and simple with few great inventions. We generally call them the wonders of science. I think the computer is the biggest invention and it has the highest contribution to technology. A computer has brought a huge change in education, communication, and business. All these have been so much easy. The Internet is the biggest invention in the communication world. The world has been so small and into your hand because of the internet. By browsing websites, you can learn almost everything about the world. It is also a wonder of science. We all watch Television as a medium of entertainment. Almost every house has a TV and it is very common now. There are different types of TV channels such as entertainment, educational and sports. We can spend a good time with TV, this is an invention of modern science. We can capture our best moments as a photo or videos with a camera. Now every mobile phone has a camera with it, and it has made really simple to communicate with people. We can send photos and videos to other people within a few clicks. All of these have been possible because of science.

Wonder of Science (250 Words)

This age is the age of science. It has a huge contribution to human welfare. Science continues to benefit and amaze people with new inventions. Science is our constant companion. The wonder of science is changing the world. The wonderful devices of science have given comfort to people in daily life. The invention of mobile phones, radios, televisions, newspapers, electric lights, fans, telephones, telegrams, electric irons, electric cookers, heaters, etc. has made our lives much easier. Computers and the Internet, the two great wonders of science, are being used all the time in offices and schools. With the help of medical science, people today have been saved from premature death. They no longer have to die untimely due to diseases like cholera, malaria, smallpox, tuberculosis, dengue & chikungunya, etc. Scientists are inventing new drugs almost every day. Success in treatment is really a wonder of science. Modern science has been doing good in agriculture as well. Today tractors are being used instead of wooden plows and chemical fertilizers are being used instead of dung. Crop production is several times higher due to the invention of seeds of high-yielding varieties. Radio-Television, VCD, VCR, Computer, Internet and Satellite provide many means of entertainment. Computers, the great wonder of science, children are also learning to use nowadays. The Internet has connected all the people of the world together. Science has made people stronger and faster. We all have a responsibility to use science for human welfare.

Wonders of Modern Science

This is the age of science and technology. Every day we have to face new wonders of science. Modern civilization itself is a gift of science. Modern science is a blessing for mankind. Modern science has changed our way of life and our outlook. We accept the contribution of science in every step and realize its impact. Thus, science with its wonderful abilities and innovations has made our daily life easier and more comfortable. It helps us in all our activities like traveling, cooking, sleeping, eating, dressing, etc. We have electric fans to make the hottest day cool, electric lights made the darkest night bright. We enjoy music on radio and television. The cinema refreshes our minds. We can travel thousands of miles a day by modern express vehicles. Science has done miracles in the field of Medical Science. The wonders of science in medicine have enabled us to fight disease more effectively. It has saved human life by inventing medicines. Penicillin and X-rays are the wonders of modern science in the field of medicine. Science has developed our agriculture. It has turned a desert into fertile land. Tractors, power pumps, and fertilizers increase the production of crops. Electricity is an important source of power and energy. it has brought a change in the industrial field. we can grow more things in a short time. But science brings sorrows and sufferings, too. It becomes dangerous during the war. It has invented destructive weapons like atom bombs. Wars destroyed cities and killed millions of people. The blessings of science should be utilized for the welfare of mankind.